DEME Offshore’s Viking Neptun installation vessel and a foundation
The Saipem S7000 heavy lift vessel ready to install the topside
The construction of an offshore wind farm is a challenging process requiring many years of meticulous development and design work ahead of a number of years of manufacturing and construction activity.
At Dogger Bank, construction is progressing across all three phases with a significant number of milestones passed, including:
Seaway Ventus will join the project in 2026, becoming second turbine installation vessel for ongoing delivery of Dogger Bank Contract signing follows earlier vessel reservation agreement announced in December 2024 Dogger Bank Wind Farm has signed a contract with Seaway7,…
Second Dogger Bank Wind Farm archaeology lecture to take place in Woodmansey, East Riding of Yorkshire. New online exhibition to give public access to historical finds in their local area. Artefacts uncovered include Anglo-Saxon, Roman, Iron Age and Bronze age…
Over 200 miles/328km of 66KV cables manufactured by Hellenic Cables under a contract with DEME Offshore. More than 200 miles (328 km) of 66KV inter-array cables have been successfully installed by delivery partners working on the construction of the world’s…
Foundation transition pieces await installation.
The construction activity both onshore and offshore includes:
Onshore cable installation underway at Dogger Bank A.
The operational facilities at Port of Tyne are complete
The onshore works include:
The 'Voltaire' installation vessel fully loaded with turbines
Our offshore construction work includes: