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Proeon Celebrates its 20 Year Anniversary - From Humble beginnings to Multi-Million Pound Business

20 Years and Thriving

By member company Proeon Systems, 18 April 2024 - Norwich, Norfolk

Proeon Systems is celebrating its 20th Anniversary during 2024, which is a proud milestone for the business.

What began as a humble endeavour in a garden shed in 2004 has evolved into a thriving multi-million-pound 
business having navigated the challenges of a competitive business climate, experiencing highs and lows along the way.

From its original vision of providing professional consultancy safety control systems engineering services the company now employs almost 80 people, operating across the transitional energy sector and several other highly regulated industries, providing full turn-key solutions to it’s clients across the UK and Europe.

Proeon prides itself on its ability to exceed client expectations in the provision of value and quality and in adopting a flexible approach to clients’ requirements.

Kevin Magee, Company Founder and Technical Director said - “As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we reflect on the journey that has brought us to this milestone. We are immensely proud of how far we’ve come and are grateful for the support of our team, clients and partners and who have been instrumental in our continued success.”

Mapping Offshore Wind Capabilities in Scotland: highlights

Since our Mapping Offshore Wind Capabilities in Scotland survey closed, we’ve been working on standardizing and translating the data. While we continue to work on producing a report of the findings, we have created some images which give a high-level analysis of the responses, showing the strength of the supply chain here in Scotland.

We were very grateful to gather 80 responses, so these figures are representative of that data and how much respondents were able to share within the confines of confidentiality factors. That’s to say that these figures are impressive, but the real scale and potential is so much greater!

Keep an eye out for our full report on the survey findings, where we will go into more detail on the data gathered and what it can tell us about Scotland’s offshore wind supply chain.

Huge opportunity in offshore wind for Scottish businesses

20 March, 2024

With more than 45 gigawatts in the project pipeline, the offshore wind opportunity for Scottish companies is huge.  

There are 48 offshore wind projects under development, construction or in operation in Scottish Waters and if the terms of the UK Offshore Wind Sector Deal are met, 60% of the work will be sourced from UK suppliers with the majority being from within Scotland.

To this end, the Forth and Tay Offshore Cluster, set up primarily to support local supply chain development in offshore wind in Scotland, has joined forces with South of Scotland Enterprise, Scottish Borders Council, local windfarm project Neart na Gaoithe (NnG) and Eyemouth Harbour Trust to highlight the scale and scope of opportunity for local businesses across the South of Scotland and further afield. 

We are holding an event on Wednesday 27 March at Eyemouth Golf Club, starting at 1000hrs until around 1500hrs, and extend a warm invitation to local SMEs with an interest in finding out more about the offshore wind opportunities in Scotland and where to find support, as well as anyone who may be considering locating in the area.  The event comprises presentations from key stakeholder organisations, networking breaks with a small team of exhibitors, as well as a tour of NnG’s Operations and Maintenance (O&M) base and Eyemouth Harbour. 

Member blog: Introduction to Pure energy (REGen) Ltd

New Forth & Tay Offshore member Pure energy introduce themselves and share the services they offer. 

Written by Yashodhara Bose, Pure energy

Pure energy exists to connect businesses and our communities to best value renewable energy products and services.

Our Core Technologies include:

1. Rooftop Solar PV and Battery Storage Integrated Solutions


We promote a decentralised energy generation model with reduction in on-site energy costs and reduced carbon emissions.

Our track record includes installation of integrated on-site clean energy solutions including solar PV, battery storage and EV charging in both urban and remote environments, delivering solutions that maximise on-site renewable energy production.

Member blog: Introduction to Igne

New Forth & Tay member Igne introduce themselves and the support they can offer to the offshore wind sector.

Written by Rhiannon Davies, Igne

Dear Members of the Forth and Tay Offshore Cluster,

As pivotal forces in the offshore energy sector, you understand the critical importance of bringing energy onshore efficiently and ensuring its distribution is safe and effective. Here at Igne, we are committed to supporting your industry by providing comprehensive solutions that meet these vital objectives.

With decades of experience supporting the renewable energy sector, Igne has established itself as a trusted partner in ensuring the seamless transition of energy from offshore installations to onshore facilities. Our array of services encompasses site investigation, construction materials testing, and unexploded ordnance risk mitigation, all tailored to meet the unique demands of the offshore energy sector and its partners.

Site investigation forms the cornerstone of our operations for your sector, allowing us to assess the geological and environmental conditions of cable landing sites for example, and all infrastructure locations. By leveraging advanced techniques and state-of-the-art equipment, we provide invaluable insights that inform the development and implementation of your energy projects. Our thorough understanding of site characteristics enables us to mitigate potential risks and optimise your operational efficiency, ensuring a smooth transition from offshore generation to onshore distribution.

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