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   Aug 9, 2021 · Siemens Gamesa, the world’s leader in the offshore wind industry, will expand its successful offshore blade factory in Hull, England by 41,600 square meters, more than doubling the size of the manufacturing facilities.

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3. greenporthull.co.uk › what-we-do › siemens-gamesaSiemens Gamesa - Green Port Hull (en-GB)

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   Together with development partner Associated British Ports, Siemens Gamesa has invested £310m in a state-of-the-art offshore wind turbine blade manufacture, assembly and servicing facility at Hull’s Alexandra Dock.

4. www.bbc.co.uk › news › articlesHull wind turbine factory Siemens Gamesa expansion planned

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   Aug 11, 2024 · Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy has applied to expand its wind turbine factory in Hull. Planning documents show the move would create an additional 40 full-time jobs at the plant at Alexandra...

5. www.renewableenergymagazine.com › wind › siemensSiemens Gamesa to double UK offshore blade facility

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   Aug 16, 2021 · Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE) will invest £186 million to expand its offshore blade factory in Hull, England by 2023. The facility will produce next-generation offshore wind turbine blades and create 200 new jobs.

6. www.bw-magazine.co.uk › siemens-gamesa-to-doubleSiemens Gamesa to double size of Hull offshore wind turbine ...

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   Aug 9, 2021 · Siemens Gamesa, the world’s leader in the offshore wind industry, is to invest £186 million to upgrade and expand its offshore wind turbine blade factory in Hull, creating 200 jobs.

7. greenporthull.co.uk › aboutAbout - Green Port Hull (en-GB)

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   Green Port Hull is the UK’s world class centre for renewable energy, with Siemens Gamesa building and servicing offshore wind turbines. Learn why Siemens Gamesa chose Hull and how the sector is creating wealth and employment for the region.

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   Why did Siemens Gamesa make an investment in Hull?

   • Siemens Gamesa's UK Managing Director, Clark MacFarlane, stated: "Our investment in our existing offshore blade factory, logistics, and harbour facilities in Hull has been a key driver of the growth of the UK’s world-leading offshore wind industry.

   Siemens Gamesa confirms expansion bringing more jobs to Hull

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   Will Siemens Gamesa double their blade manufacturing facility in Hull?

   • Siemens Gamesa has submitted plans to expand their blade manufacturing facility in Hull by more than doubling its size. Hull City Council has welcomed this "game-changer" planning application, potentially creating hundreds of new jobs.

   Council welcomes Siemens Gamesa expansion for Hull - Hull

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   What is Siemens Gamesa doing at Hull's Alexandra Dock?

   • Together with development partner Associated British Ports, Siemens Gamesa has invested £310m in a state-of-the-art offshore wind turbine blade manufacture, assembly and servicing facility at Hull’s Alexandra Dock, directly creating over 1,000 new local jobs and many in the supply chain.

   Siemens Gamesa | Green Port Hull (en-GB)

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   What is going on with Siemens Gamesa wind turbines in Hull?

   • Credit: Siemens Gamesa The Siemens Gamesa wind turbine factory in Hull is to be doubled in size following an investment of £186m. The investment will create 200 new jobs and allow the company to manufacture the next generation of offshore wind turbines and blades greater than 100 meters. Expansion work is expected to be completed by 2023.

   Siemens to double size of Hull offshore wind turbine blade factory - …

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   Will Siemens Gamesa 'game-changer' plan create hundreds of new jobs in Hull?

   • Siemens Gamesa have submitted plans to more than double the size of their manufacturing facility in Hull. Hull City Council has welcomed a new “game-changer” planning application, from Siemens Gamesa, to double the size of their blade manufacturing facility in the city, potentially creating hundreds of new jobs.

   Council welcomes Siemens Gamesa expansion for Hull

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   What is Siemens Gamesa doing with Associated British ports?

   • Together with development partner Associated British Ports, Siemens Gamesa has invested £310m in a state-of-the-art offshore wind turbine blade manufacture, assembly and servicing facility at Hull’s Alexandra Dock.

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9. news.hull.gov.uk › 19/02/2021 › council-welcomesCouncil welcomes Siemens Gamesa expansion for Hull

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   Feb 19, 2021 · The renewable energy giant has submitted a planning application to double the size of their manufacturing facility on Alexandra Dock, potentially creating hundreds of new jobs. The proposed development will support the growing North Sea wind energy industry and could see blades in excess of 100 metres being developed in Hull.