Local Suppliers

Our aim is to have the least impact and provide the most benefit to the communities in which we operate. The construction phase is one way we can create economic benefits through inward investment, and many local companies who may not have worked on a wind project before would be suited to get involved in their local wind farm supply chain.

Our approach aims to maximise the amount retained locally by maintaining a suppliers database and connecting with regional business representatives.

A range of suppliers and services are needed to build a project. We are interested in hearing from companies that usually supply construction sites, as well as off-site services such as lodging, restaurants, catering and car hire.

If you are not sure if this includes your business, just contact us and we can let you know.

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Supplier story and case study

Statkraft is committed to giving back to the local community both through community funds and through working with local suppliers. The relationships we forge with local suppliers help our projects to become successes and provide valuable investment in the local area.

Building Strong Relationships with local suppliers: Blargoans Limited

Statkraft is committed to giving back to the local community both through community funds and through working with local suppliers. The relationships we forge with local suppliers help our projects to become successes and provide valuable investment in the local area. Read the story of our relationship with Blargoans Limited in the construction of Baillie Wind Farm.

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