ICR Group has achieved a prestigious milestone in the renewables sector.

The company has been awarded Fit For Offshore Renewables (F4OR) status – which acknowledges UK supply chain enterprises possessing the requisite expertise, skills and proficiency to excel in the sector.

The F4OR programme has been developed in collaboration with industry experts and is spearheaded by ORE Catapult, a leading innovation centre for offshore renewable energy.

ICR was supported by ORE Catapult and business consultancy Opergy during this process. ICR will continue to update the F4OR team on key company developments including contract wins – such as its drone inspections on turbines – to help measure the overall impact of the programme.

Hollie Lawson, Corporate Development Director & ESG Champion at ICR, said: 
“To be granted F4OR status is testament to the great deal of time, energy and resources we have applied to position ICR to support the renewables sector, and signals our future aspirations in the market.   

“We have developed strategies for improving our capacity to deliver services in the sector and the F4OR achievement is further evidence of our commitment to that wider agenda. We are resolutely focused on our environmental, social and governance (ESG) impacts and net zero goals to accelerate our energy transition objectives, including the publication of an annual Impact Report to ensure transparency and disclosure in line with best practice.” 

F4OR is delivered by ORE Catapult. The programme is based on F4N, devised by Nuclear AMRC (Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre).

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