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Pembroke Dock-based Ledwood Mechanical Engineering is strengthening its senior leadership team with the appointment of two industry experts.

It’s an exciting time for the UK as the offshore wind industry gears up for a new era of accelerated, sustainable growth. Our film sets

A Wales-centred industrial collaboration, led by Swansea-based Marine Power Systems, has been awarded nearly £1 million of innovation funding.

Global Offshore Wind returns to Manchester Central on 18 -19 June 2024.

Ledwood Mechanical Engineering has been granted Fit for Hydrogen (F4H2) and Carbon Capture Usage and Storage (CCUS) status.

Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales, Fay Jones, has welcomed the launch of the Sustainable Power, Renewables, and Construction (SPARC) Alliance in Pembrokeshire. Speaking at

Join Ledwood at the Marine Energy Wales Annual Conference  is returning to Swansea Arena on Wednesday 13th and Thursday 14th of March 2024. 

Pembroke Dock-based Ledwood Mechanical Engineering has been appointed as the main construction contractor in a project that will unlock commercially available capacity at South Hook LNG Terminal.

Ledwood Mechanical Engineering, Mainstay Marine Solutions and CELSA Steel UK have been named as the three Welsh companies selected to take part in the first Fit 4 Offshore Renewables (F4OR) programme in Wales.

Paul Wheel has joined Pembroke Dock-based Ledwood Mechanical Engineering as Head of Operations.

Ledwood Mechnical Engineering, Floventis Energy, RWE Renewables, Blue Gem Wind and the Port of Milford Haven have joined forces to collaborate with Pembrokeshire County Council and Pembrokeshire College to create a careers initiative called SPARC, helping to inspire a new and more diverse workforce in Pembrokeshire and beyond.

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Pupils from Manorbier Church in Wales VC School and Fenton Community Primary School in Haverfordwest are learning valuable lessons in enterprise, leadership, resilience and communication thanks to a new partnership between 2B Enterprising and Pembroke Dock-based Ledwood Mechanical Engineering.

Pembroke Dock-based Ledwood Mechanical Engineering is set to reduce its carbon emissions by 101,000 co2 kgs per year with the installation of 582 new solar panels.

Ledwood Mechanical Engineering has begun work on a £13 million contract to expand the capacity of the largest LNG terminal in Europe located on the Isle of Grain.

Net Zero Live is coming to Hull on 28 and 29 June 2023.

The industry conference and exhibition will focus on industrial decarbonisation and the energy transition with discussion on how businesses can work together to create a ripe environment for the UK Net Zero industry to flourish.

Net-zero homes and businesses to benefit from hydrogen storage tanks manufactured in Wales.

David Turner is the Engineering Manager for Ledwood. He explains why he is looking forward to sharing knowledge and improving processes with the Toyota Production

Global petrochemical giant SABIC has appointed Pembroke Dock-based Ledwood Mechanical Engineering to help deliver its multi-million transformation of its UK operations in Wilton, Teesside. The

150 jobs safeguarded and created with £50 Million contract win for Ledwood.

Pembroke Dock-based Ledwood Engineering is supporting 150 jobs having won a £50 million contract with GE Steam Power at the Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant.

In November 2013 Valero awarded Ledwood the contract to install a new waste heat boiler at the end of their FCCU unit. In January 2014 work started decommissioning a heater …

Ledwood delivered enabling works for the construction of the new Slug Catcher by demolishing over 2,000m of 36 inch pipework – the equivalent of 1,200 tonnes. This was …

Ledwood received an order from Amec/Foster Wheeler to supply a New Glycol Stripper Reboiler Heater for British Gas Tunisia. Ledwood’s order was to supply, fabricate

Ledwood was awarded the role as managing mechanical contractor for the Stage 3 & 4 T & I, which included the FCCU, at Total’s Lindsey Oil Refinery in the North East UK.