Singapore firms go into wind ventures in Scotland as demand rises


Aberdeen south harbour is becoming a strategic hub for floating offshore wind for Scotland. Pic from Straits Times/ SUE-ANN TAN

ABERDEEN: Wind turbines generating renewable energy in the North Sea might seem far removed from Singapore, but local firms are increasingly making their mark there, contributing to vital nodes in the global offshore wind supply chain.

Over the years, many Singapore offshore and marine companies have pivoted from just servicing the oil and gas sector to also doing business in renewables. Several are redeploying assets and calibration solutions for offshore wind generation.

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