Full Circle Wind Services has opened a new central warehouse in Livingston, Scotland, in a move designed to strengthen its UK-wide wind turbine maintenance operations.
The facility is six times larger than the company’s previous UK warehouse and offers improved access to major motorways and Edinburgh and Glasgow airports, enabling faster delivery of parts and quicker response times for turbine servicing.
Key stock includes maintenance supplies, electrical control units, and components classed as critical to turbine uptime. The new set-up has enabled next-day delivery across the UK, leading to reduced downtime and stronger service performance.
The Livingston site also features hot-desking areas, meeting rooms, and a technician training centre under development. It is at the heart of Full Circle’s push for a more circular supply chain, allowing defective turbine parts to be inspected locally and sent to UK refurbishment partners rather than being shipped to Europe.
“With this facility we can hold the right parts, in the right place, at the right time-so turbines stay turning,” said Colin Brown, supply chain manager at Full Circle Wind Services.
“People often see wind as a clean, green energy source and while that’s true, behind the scenes, the industry still generates a lot of waste. Sustainability in the supply chain isn’t just about procurement. It’s about smarter warehouse inventory decisions, refurb over replace, and designing systems that minimise unnecessary transport and landfill.”
The warehouse will initially host four full-time supply chain staff, alongside rotating turbine technicians, engineers, back-office teams, and management.
“This facility is more than a warehouse. It’s a signal of how we’re investing in people, systems, and sustainable growth,” said chief executive Billy Stevenson.
“We’ve built the infrastructure to match our ambition. It supports our multi-brand growth, strengthens technician support, and puts us in a better position to serve customers across the UK.”