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SPONSORS OF TYNE & TEES FEATURENewcastleChambers ofEngineeringHistoryNewcastle has a long history ofengineering from the Victorian era rightthrough to the Second World War.Newcastle was a hub of engineeringproviding the world with armaments,railways, shipbuilding and miningequipment. The companies providing thiswere engineering giants of their time suchas Vickers, Armstrongs, CA Parsons,Clarke Chapman, Hugh Woods andalso The Swan Electric Light Companyamongst others. Design and developmentof power distribution systems such aselectrification of Newcastle commercialand transport system was developed byMertz & McLellan who were fundamentalin designing the national grid system.More than a hundred years later Newcastleis still a hub of engineering because of itshistoric roots and prime location.38www.windenergynetwork.co.uk
SPONSORS OF TYNE & TEES FEATURENCOENewcastle Chambers of Engineering(NCOE) was set up nearly ten years agoand have taken some of their inspirationfrom Mertz & McLellan, with a modernday approach. For example, providingengineering project developmentassociated with power and energysystems. They also provide a modernday service of safety and risk reductionservices to increase reliability and reducecapital spending.Tom Kellacher from NCOE says “Webased our business model on the way ateam of barristers operate their chambersas a structured partnership. This givesour clients the advantage of knowing thatalthough we are a team of engineers witha wealth of experience, we are all workingto the same set of standards and ourclients can expect consistency from eachmember of NCOE.”The teamThe team at NCOE comprises of a groupof registered chartered engineeringprofessionals. It has a core competenceof project engineering and safetymanagement with a broad collectiveexperience in the on-and-offshore energy,oil & gas and petro-chemicals sectors.NCOE is now looking to play a key partin the wind and renewable sector takingenergy from field to grid.helpful engineering articlesOver the past Year NCOE has beensupplying the Wind Energy Networkmagazine with engineering articlescovering important aspects to drive thequality and professionalism of the offshorerenewable industry forward.Based in NewcastleNCOE is ideally situated to provideservices to the growing renewable sectornot only in the North East of England, butalso to a national and international market.Tom Kellacher, a founding memberof NCOE, has a longstanding historyof working on Tyneside. His earlycareer started with Parsons and ClarkeChapman’s and then developed furtherinto providing a service to energysuppliers, and their subcontract suppliers,which he has new been doing for over 30years.Tom says: “With the historic backgroundto engineering that exists in Newcastle,this gives us the perfect platform andlocation to be amongst the diversesupply chain that export internationallyand give us the leading edge.”The Future“Our aim is to grow larger in Tynesideand with the excellent universities whosupply top engineering graduates andinnovative research we couldn’t beplaced in a better position.”“Looking ahead, Newcastle upon Tynehas a bright future, because here inthe region we will continue to providean international service of engineeringand design. Renewable energy has alsohad recent investments onto researchand development. This puts Newcastleat the forefront of the next phase ofengineering developments. And, asNCOE grows we will continue to providea modern and up to date approach toengineering services.”Newcastle Chambers ofEngineeringwww.ncoe.co.ukClick to view more infowww.windenergynetwork.co.uk39
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