Steel River Quay joined leading names from across the offshore wind industry at RenewableUK’s Global Offshore Wind Awards 2026 in London on Tuesday 13th October, with Managing Director Ally Cameron shortlisted for an individual award.
Held at the Royal Lancaster London, the prestigious ceremony brought together businesses, innovators and industry leaders to celebrate achievements across the international offshore wind and renewable energy supply chain.
Michael Shanks, Minister of State for Energy, was also in attendance as the event’s guest speaker, highlighting the importance of the sector and its role in supporting the UK’s energy ambitions.
Ally was shortlisted in the ‘Closing the Deal’ category, recognising his contribution to progressing opportunities and investment across the offshore wind sector.
The evening provided an opportunity to celebrate the talent and ambition driving the industry forward, while connecting with industry peers and partners working to deliver the next generation of offshore wind projects.
Steel River Quay’s role in the sector is already well established, with the quay supporting major projects including Ørsted’s Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm, handling and marshalling some of the project’s enormous monopile foundations.
As the UK continues to expand its offshore wind capacity, Steel River Quay is well positioned to support the industry’s future through its specialist facilities, infrastructure and services.
Looking to support your next offshore wind project? Find out how Steel River Quay can help by getting in touch with the team.
