About Us

Whiteford Geoservices is an established successful ground investigation contractor with a solid international record. We have a wide skills base and a client list that spans most fields of the construction sector.

Whiteford Geoservices commenced business in 1996 and has grown rapidly to become one of the major ground investigation contractors in Ireland. Based in Larne, Northern Ireland the company takes full advantage of the easily accessible links to mainland UK and Ireland undertaking projects regularly in Ireland, England, Scotland & Wales. In addition we also work further afield, assisting clients in Germany, Portugal, Bulgaria, Jamaica and UAE on major infrastructure developments.

Our team of highly experienced and dedicated geologists, engineers and skilled technicians are continuously involved in major infrastructure projects including; housing development, commercial sites, pipeline routes, marine installations & power station development.

As a company Whiteford Geoservices is dedicated to providing clear and concise reporting and promoting the advantages of non invasive methods of investigation.

03/09/2010 05:00 AM
High-end vs low cost thin film, which will be the winning approach? img hspace="10" vspace="5" align="left" width="110" src="http://www.renewableenergyworld.com/assets/logos/first-conferences.jpg" / The industry will be segmented in two main markets by 2015: low cost and high quality thin film. In the run-up to the 2nd Thin Film Solar Summit Europe, Cristian Cavazzuti, General Manger at Pramac Swiss and Lynn Sha, General Manager at QS solar have shared their views on the future of this technology

03/09/2010 05:00 AM
Solar Industry To Hit US $77B in 2015 img hspace="10" vspace="5" align="left" width="110" src="http://www.renewableenergyworld.com//assets/images/story/2010/3/9/1332-solar-industry-to-hit-us-77b-in-2015.jpg" / As the books close on what was a turbulent 2009 for the solar industry, Lux Research said that the solar market will soon see the lopsided supply and demand that characterized much of the last year return to equilibrium. According to the new report Solar's Shakeout: Europe Loses Leadership as China Rises," strong demand growth in Asia and the U.S. will push the market to 9.3 GW in 2010, hitting a dollar value of US $39 billion. Building from there, continuing price reductions for all types of solar technology are expected to open new markets and help the solar industry reach $77 billion in revenue and 26.4 GW in capacity by 2015.

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