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Scarborough’s Dale Power Solutions and THMA forge renewable alliance

Scarborough’s Dale Power Solutions is targeting the Humber due to the region’s increasing importance as a renewable energy hub.

Dale Power Solutions of Scarborough, which makes and services uninterrupted power systems and generators, is the latest company to join Team Humber Marine Alliance (THMA).

Mark Carter, business support manager at Dale Power, said there was endless scope for business opportunities in the company’s quest to become the UK’s largest provider of secure power solutions and that they had already identified possible partnerships with Team Humber member companies.

He said: “The Humber is a major potential market for us for the sale and servicing of diesel generators and uninterrupted power systems for all applications which require critical back-up power.”

Dale Power has completed a number of offshore work contracts including the supply of a series of power systems and batteries for several wind farm platforms in the North Sea and elsewhere. It has supplied power systems to various North Sea oil and gas platforms for over 40 years.

Mark O’Reilly, Team Humber director, said: “By joining us, Dale Power has access to more than 190 member companies in Hull, Grimsby, Goole and the wider Humber region and they can also benefit from our collaborative strength.

“This will also allow the company to build on significant investment at its Scarborough site while tying into the success of THMA’s inward and outward missions, and our marketing and exhibition activities across the UK and Europe.”

Dale Power’s potential markets include marine, power stations, electricity substations, oil and gas installations (on and offshore), offshore wind farm projects, process industries, hospitals and data centres.

Other new Team Humber members include AK Sheet Metal, CLS Offshore, Humber RIBS, LCS Group and Seymour & Castle.

For more information, see www.dalepowersolutions.com and www.thma.co.uk

This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .