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Inch Cape videos

Construction a Scottish icon: A short film outlining the key features of the project, its innovations, jobs and the benefits it will bring to Scotland and the wider UK (September 2026)

Export cable installation: Over two summers both Inch Cape’s 85-kilometre export cables were installed by Enshore Subsea’s CMOS Installer working from the Port of Blyth. Delivered and jointed by cable experts Orient Cable, the export cables are now ready to bring the power generated by the wind farm to shore. (September 2026)

One year of progress: Inch Cape achieved financial close in January 2025. This film shows the huge amount of construction progress over the 12 months since then, highlighting all the suppliers involved in this mammoth effort (February 2026)

Inch Cape’s operations & maintenance (O&M) base is now under construction in the Port of Montrose by local contractor Pert Bruce. This timelapse shows the progress of the main building from its start in September 2025 to March 2026.

The summer of 2025 saw a number of major project milestones. This video summarises the highlights with a reel of the best photos taken from June to September 2025

The installation of Inch Cape’s offshore substation platform and jacket foundation, by Heerema Marine Contractors’ mighty Sleipnir and the visible start to the project’s offshore construction (August 2025)

From flat pack to sail way – fabrication of the Siemens Energy Offshore Transformer Module and 68-metre jacket foundation at Smulders’ Wallsend yard. Around 18 months in two minutes. (July 2025)

This is Inch Cape: one of Scotland’s first and largest offshore wind farms, contributing to the UK’s green energy ambitions and creating jobs and supply chain opportunities (June 2024).

Webinar recording: Fixed foundations for the future – XXL monopiles and deepwater jackets (Nov 2024)

Webinar recording: Working with Inch Cape – Supply chain lessons and learnings (April 2024)

Project supplier videos

Seaway Alfa Lift successfully completes the installation of all 54 monopile transition pieces.

Inch Cape is made possible through the contributions of a multitude of contractors and suppliers. Each plays a key specific role in ensuring the project’s overall success. Many have produced videos related to their scopes of work including this the latest construction video opposite. To see more more videos from our suppliers please click here.

videos from suppliers

Onshore construction

Onshore substation ‘camouflage’ panels
(September 2026)

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Offshore construction

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Community

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Education engagement

ICOL and DA College signing MOU — Book Festival at Preston Lodge High

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