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Home›Offshore Wind›Galloper offshore wind farm bolsters green credentials
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September 16, 2020 · about 6 years ago

Galloper offshore wind farm bolsters green credentials

The Galloper offshore wind farm in the UK has received the ISO 14001 certificate in recognition of improved environmental performance. Awarded by Lloyds Register, the ISO 14001:2015 is an internationally recognized Environment Management System (EMS) that highlights continuous improvement and reduce

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An aerial photo of the Galloper offshore wind farm in the UK
Illustration; Galloper offshore wind farm in the UK; Photo source: Galloper Wind Farm Ltd

The Galloper offshore wind farm in the UK has received the ISO 14001 certificate in recognition of improved environmental performance.

Awarded by Lloyds Register, the ISO 14001:2015 is an internationally recognized Environment Management System (EMS) that highlights continuous improvement and reduced environmental impact.

Galloper received the complete certification in late August after working towards the standard for 12 months, the project developer said.

“Successfully completing this process has been a great opportunity for Galloper to verify current working practices against a renowned and respected industry benchmark,” said Guy Middleton , Galloper General Manager.

“As an offshore wind farm we are a hundred percent committed to continuously improving our performance to reduce environmental impact.”

The Galloper offshore wind farm comprises 56 Siemens Gamesa 6.3 MW turbines spinning some 30km off the coast of Suffolk.

First power was generated in November 2017, while the 353 MW project was officially inaugurated in September 2018.

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