Wessex Archaeology launches new offshore venture
Published by Sarah Smith,
Assistant Editor
Energy Global,
Wessex Archaeology Ventures Ltd. has announced the launch of Trident Archäologie, a European subsidiary headquartered in Rostock, Germany. The company will provide marine archaeological services to developers working in the Baltic Sea and North Sea, with a particular focus on delivering data-driven advice to the offshore renewables market.
The company's targeted, data-driven approach will ensure that archaeological analysis required by regional planning authorities for offshore renewable schemes are accurately and efficiently undertaken in the timeframe required, to ensure smooth and rapid progress through the planning system.
Trident Archäologie is wholly owned by Wessex Archaeology, a UK-based archaeology and heritage company, and an educational charity. The organisation has supplied archaeological services for over 90% of all the UK's offshore windfarm schemes, and provided essential input into the development of the UK's offshore regulatory system over the last 15 years. The expansion into the European market comes only six months after the successful launch of the company's US offshore joint venture, CEWA Inc.
Read the article online at: https://www.energyglobal.com/wind/28012020/wessex-archaeology-launches-new-offshore-venture/
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