Geo Giant Digs Deep to Provide Vital Data for £1.5bn Scottish Hydro Development

Geo-loggers unveil new technologies to complete vital works on £1.5bn hydropower scheme

Robertson Geo dug deep to capture vital geotechnical data for a £1.5bn hydroelectric scheme.

Geo-logging company uses new technologies to capture vital data

ROBERTSON GEO dug deep to capture vital geotechnical data for a £1.5bn hydroelectric scheme. Located on the banks of Loch Lochy, near Inverness in Scotland, Coire Glas will be the first hydro storage project of its size to be constructed in the UK since Dinorwig Power Station in the 1980s. The Conwy-based provider of borehole geophysical and petrophysical logging technologies and services was contracted by Strabag UK Ltd to collect a comprehensi…

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Geo-logging company uses new technologies to capture vital data for £1.5bn UK hydroelectric scheme

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ROBERTSON GEO Delivers Critical Data for Landmark £1.5bn Hydroelectric Project - Business in the News

ROBERTSON GEO has played a key role in supporting a £1.5 billion hydroelectric scheme by delivering crucial geotechnical data. The Coire Glas project, located on the shores of Loch Lochy near Inverness, is set to become the UK’s first hydro storage project of its scale since the construction of Dinorwig Power Station in the 1980s. Contracted by Strabag UK Ltd, the Conwy-based specialist in borehole geophysical and petrophysical logging technolog…