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Agrilek Renewables - Latest News
- Posted: 04/08/08Robin Rigg Off-Shore Wind Farm
Agrilek successfully completed the construction of the two Off-shore 132kV sub-stations for the Robin Rigg project for Areva T&D. This was another quality installation produced on-time and on-budget. A big thank you to all the team for their efforts to make this contract yet another success for the Renewables section, and further secure our place in the industry for the coming years.
This project is due to go live this year, Agrilek will offer further support to Eon to carry out specialist jointing and terminations to the sub-sea cabling and the final hook-ups off-shore.
On-Shore Wind Energy Projects
This year should provide a huge boost to Agrilek Ltd’s ever expanding portfolio of Wind Farm projects with over £10M of projects on the order books for the coming financial year. This will further reinforce our development plans for the on-going growth of the business.
Agrilek anticipate further significant growth for 2009/10 with technology development for the next generation of grid connections for Wind Farms over the next 5 years.
Wind Farm De-Commissioning
This year saw the further activities of Agrilek Mechanical Service, supported by the Renewables Team, in successful completion of our second de-commissioning and dismantling contract. This follows on from our success on the Isle of Gigha where we dismantled and re-commissioned 3 Vestas V27 turbines from Haverigg “A” wind farm to the island’s renewables project, which was a huge success story for the island. You can read more at http://www.gigha.org.uk/windmills/index.php 
This latest de-commissioning project saw the dismantling of 4 No 750kVa Wind Master turbines. The units were dismantled in just a few days and the site re-instated for future developments. The de-commissioned machines are destined for a new generation project in Romania.
Shell Green - Widnes
- Posted: 06/05/08Veolia-Costain S3JV have awarded Agrilek a further package of work within the Stream 3 project.
The scheme covers Pipe / Steel Fabrication, Control Panel Design & Build, the installation of Pump Sets & Instrumentation to the Dewatering System.
Shell Green - Widnes
- Posted: 20/03/08Veolia-Costain S3JV have awarded Agrilek the first package of work to be commenced on the new £90m Stream 3 Project.
The contract covers the dismantling of Mechanical & Electrical elements of the existing plant in preparation for the extensive expansion of the Shell Green Process Plant.
RNLI - Roa Island slipway adaptation
- Posted: 02/11/07Agrilek start work on the adaptation of the slipway for the RNLI’s Roa Island Lifeboat Station at Barrow-in-Furness.
The adaptation is to facilitate the launching of the latest addition Tamar all weather lifeboat, which is the RNLI’s next generation 16m, 32 tonne, 25 knot vessel . 
Agrilek have been awarded the contract by Dean & Dyball (Principle Contractor CDM) for all pre-fabrication and installation works associated with the adaptation, which includes specialist coatings, Welding, and diving works due for completion November this year.
