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Tel: +44 (0)1900 65656
Email: info@britainsenergycoast.com
How are we doing this? By encouraging inward investment to create jobs, playing a leading role in achieving Britain’s carbon reduction targets and creating an environment that enables West Cumbria and its people to achieve their potential.
With an eye on the opportunities presented by the prominent Energy sector, Britain’s Energy Coast is finding ways to use West Cumbria’s heritage of 50 year’s experience and expertise in the nuclear industry to create a more diverse and sustainable local economy.
Britain’s Energy Coast brings together the investors, suppliers, regulators, public agencies and West Cumbria’s communities to harness the commitment and resources needed to build a low carbon economy.
To find out how you can get involved contact us
Construction Skills Centre
Britain's Energy Coast is investing £4 million, allocated from funding partners NMP, in the design and build of this new training facility to be constructed next to Lakes College in Workington. This scheme is being developed and funded in partnership with Britain's Energy Coast Campus, Lakes College and Cumbria County Council.
Port of Workington
Developing the port is a strategic priority for West Cumbria and the port's owners, Cumbria County Council, given the potential for nuclear new build, grid infrastructure upgrade and ambition to diversify the region's economy. The ability to offer a range of options to transport goods and equipment will give West Cumbria a commercial advantage and is part of wider plans to improve infrastructure in the region.
Albion Square
Britain's Energy Coast and its wholly owned subsidiary, Westlakes Properties, is working in partnership with the NDA to build an office development in Whitehaven town centre.
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