Cadeler has opened a new office in Norwich as part of the company's continued growth and increased commitment to the UK offshore wind market. The wind company announced this in a statement.
The company has moved its UK team from Great Yarmouth to larger and more modern premises in Norwich. The new premises will support Cadeler's growing portfolio of projects in the UK and the rest of Europe. The office will be a central hub for engineers, project managers and commercial staff and will combine international expertise with local industry knowledge.
- Our new office in Norwich is more than just a new address - it reflects Cadeler's growth, our ambition and our strong commitment to the UK offshore wind sector. The move gives us the space and framework to innovate, collaborate and create even greater value for our customers and partners. We are proud to continue to invest in the region and its people, while contributing to the expansion of offshore wind, says Sarah Kaldas, Chief Sales Officer and General Manager UK at Cadeler.
The opening was marked on November 4, when Cadeler gathered customers, partners and employees for a reception in the new premises to celebrate both the move and the collaborations that drive the company's activities in the region.
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