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    January 29, 2018

    Construction begins on what will become the world’s biggest windfarm

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    Offshore construction has now begun at what will become the world’s biggest windfarm, Hornsea Project One

    Orstead: ‘A total of 174 monopiles have been installed at the site, located 120km off the Yorkshire coast. When operational, expected in 2020, the wind farm which is being developed by Ørsted, will produce enough power for well over one million homes.  The installation is being carried out by GeoSea’s installation vessel, Innovation. It will carry up to 4 monopiles at a time, each one is 65m long, weighs around 800t and has a diameter of 8.1m. The Innovation vessel will then also be used to install some of the transition pieces for the project, and in March will be joined by A2Sea’s vessel Sea Installer to continue with transition piece installation.   Duncan Clark, programme director for the project, said: “After years of planning it is fantastic to see the initial stages of offshore construction begin. My thanks to the teams working day and night on this significant milestone.’  Click here to read more

    Tagged: Hornsea, Offshore, Orstead, renewables, Wind

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