SeAH Wind

SeAH Wind, a subsidiary of South Korea's SeAH Steel Holdings, will invest up to £300 million to build a factory on a 90-acre site in Teesworks, Teesside, to produce steel foundations for offshore wind turbines. The facility is expected to create 750 direct jobs and 1,500 supply chain jobs, and be fully operational by 2026.

Ørsted has announced a multi-million pound agreement to be the first and lead customer for monopile foundations manufactured at SeAH Wind's planned factory at Able Marine Energy Park on the Humber, UK. The deal is subject to securing a Contract for Difference and Final Investment Decision for Hornsea Three offshore wind farm.

South Korea's SeAH Wind is spending almost £120 million on a new parts factory at the Able Marine Energy Park on the River Humber, supported by UK government funding.

SeAH Wind will build a £117 million factory at the Able Marine Energy Park in North Killingholme, North Lincolnshire, to manufacture foundations for offshore wind turbines, creating 750 new jobs. First structures are expected in 2023.