Steel cylinders languish at BiFab yards after Moray East offshore wind farm work grinds to a halt
ByDavid McPhee of Energy Voice
Pin piles at BiFab's Arnish yard.
Scores of steel cylinders destined for a huge Moray Firth wind farm have been left lying in a Fife yard after work was stopped on the project earlier this month.
No pin piling work has taken place at the Moray East offshore wind farm since early September because of a shipping problem involving Burntisland Fabrication (BiFab) and Deme Offshore, the project contractor.
It is understood a large number of completed pin piles are now sitting at BiFab’s Methil and Arnish yards waiting to be moved to the site.
Deme Offshore has failed to respond to approaches for comment, or said when the work is likely to start again.
