Low Carbon Energy
Tackling climate change and long-term energy security for the future will require the delivery (and decommissioning) of new and obsolete technologies and new markets in nuclear, offshore wind and solar energy.
The Haven Gateway is uniquely placed with the most accessible deep sea port facilities close to the North Sea wind farms; Sizewell and Bradwell nuclear power stations and unique solar opportunities.
Key Facts
- Phase 3 Development of offshore wind farms is anticipated to generate some £80bn investment and up to 70,000 new jobs
- Deep water facilities at Harwich provide a unique offer and proximity to these developments being only 70 miles from the East Anglian Array wind farm
- Harwich is being used extensively to support the wind farm development of Gunfleet Sands, Greater Gabbard and Thanet
The Market
Working with Norfolk and Essex, the energy and low carbon sector is already well established and has an estimated market value of £33bn in 2009/10. Nuclear power had an annual market value of £3.7bn scheduled to increase annually by 2.6%. North Sea wind farm development is anticipated to deliver up to 70,000 jobs and some £80bn investment. The redevelopment of Sizewell will cost some £3bn and create up to 5,000 jobs through construction
Regional Ports Brochure
Click here to view the Regional Ports Brochure, developed in conjunction with 1st East.
The Key Propositions
Click here to view the Low Carbon Energy key propositions for the Haven Gateway.














