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19/3/2024
Seven Companies Across Caithness And Orkney Begin Pioneering Programme To Parachute Them Into Offshore Renewable Success![Thumbnail for article : Seven Companies Across Caithness And Orkney Begin Pioneering Programme To Parachute Them Into Offshore Renewable Success](image_cache/na23058_tn.jpg)
Seven businesses hailing from the north of Scotland and Orkney aiming to break into the multibillion-pound offshore renewables energy market have been selected for the first Fit For Offshore Renewables (F4OR) programme in the region. The industry leading F4OR supply chain growth programme is delivered by the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult, will be supported by £125,000 from West of Orkney Windfarm, and will take companies 12-18 months to complete.
28/4/2023
New Business Units To Be Developed In Wick- £2.7million Contract To Local Firm John Gunn & Sons ![Thumbnail for article : New Business Units To Be Developed In Wick- £2.7million Contract To Local Firm John Gunn & Sons](image_cache/na20039_tn.jpg)
Work is underway to create to create four new business units at Wick Business Park, following interest from local firms. Caithness company, John Gunn & Sons was appointed by Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE) for the development, following a public tendering process.
23/10/2022
Dounreay Recycles 98% Of Reactor Decommissioning Waste![Thumbnail for article : Dounreay Recycles 98% Of Reactor Decommissioning Waste](image_cache/na18120_tn.jpg)
The fuel element storage block has now been demolished. This steel tank was 4.7m high and 2.8m in diameter, surrounded by an iron-shot concrete cylinder, and was capped off by a thick steel top plate.
26/6/2022
Dounreay Socio Economic Review 21 - 22![Thumbnail for article : Dounreay Socio Economic Review 21 - 22](image_cache/na17112_tn.jpg)
In April 2021, Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd (DSRL) became a subsidiary company of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) Group. The Cavendish Dounreay Partnership ceased.
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29/3/2022Scottish Quarterly Housing Statistics, March 2022![Thumbnail for article : Scottish Quarterly Housing Statistics, March 2022](image_cache/na16469_tn.jpg)
There were 18,974 all-sector new build homes completed in Scotland in the year to end June 2021, according to quarterly statistics on housebuilding and affordable housing supply published today by Scotland's Chief Statistician. This is an increase of 10% (1,751 homes) on the 17,223 completions in the previous year, in which activity levels were impacted by Coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown measures.
17/9/2021
Dounreay Safeguards Future Skills With New Intake Of Decommissioning Trainees![Thumbnail for article : Dounreay Safeguards Future Skills With New Intake Of Decommissioning Trainees](image_cache/na14677_tn.jpg)
Six new decommissioning operative trainees have started work at Dounreay, as part of a structured programme to develop skills required to safely decommission the site. DSRL is collaborating with Nuvia, Morson and GDES who have all recruited trainees.
22/2/2021
NDA Innovation Competition Winners Have Been Announced - £3.9 Million![Thumbnail for article : NDA Innovation Competition Winners Have Been Announced - £3.9 Million](image_cache/na13379_tn.jpg)
14 successful companies have been awarded contracts to come up with innovative approaches to remotely sort and segregate radioactive waste. The ‘Sort and Seg' innovation competition, worth £3.9 million in total, was launched in July 2020.
10/2/2021
New Plant Business Gets Going With Small Digger![Thumbnail for article : New Plant Business Gets Going With Small Digger](image_cache/na13223_tn.jpg)
A W Henry in Wick has set up with a digger as springtime is upon us. All set to do all kinds of work at what is usually a busy time of year heading into summertime.
16/9/2020
Contract For World's Deepest Nuclear Clean-up Awarded At Dounreay![Thumbnail for article : Contract For World's Deepest Nuclear Clean-up Awarded At Dounreay](image_cache/na11791_tn.jpg)
Dounreay has awarded a major contract as the world's deepest nuclear clean-up job gets underway. Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd (DSRL), on behalf of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, awarded the £7.5 million contract for "advanced transition works" at the 65 metre deep shaft and silo to Nuvia and its partner Graham Construction, through the site's decommissioning framework following a competitive tendering process.
17/8/2020