A formal groundbreaking on 2 October marks construction of Blyth’s £25 million Energy Central Institute, providing higher education, research and clean-energy skills facilities on the former Keel Row shopping centre site. Partners include Durham and Newcastle universities, Port of Blyth and ORE Catapult. Opening is expected in late 2027.[1]
A formal groundbreaking on 2 October marks construction of Blyth’s £25 million Energy Central Institute, providing higher education, research and clean-energy skills facilities on the former Keel Row shopping centre site. Partners include Durham and Newcastle universities, Port of Blyth and ORE Catapult. Opening is expected in late 2027.
A formal groundbreaking on 2 October marks construction of Blyth’s £25 million Energy Central Institute, providing higher education, research and clean-energy skills facilities on the former Keel Row shopping centre site. Partners include Durham and Newcastle universities, Port of Blyth and ORE Catapult. Opening is expected in late 2027.