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 construction activity.
Initial construction work on Dogger Bank A and B has begun along the onshore cable route in the East Riding of Yorkshire.
The first of a number of transformers that will enable the transmission of renewable energy from the world’s largest offshore wind farm has been delivered. The transformers will play an integral role in the operation of three onshore convertor stations…
The first transition pieces for the first phase of Dogger Bank Wind Farm have been successfully loaded out at Smulders’ yard in Hoboken, Belgium. The transition pieces are being shipped to Sif’s Maasvlakte 2 terminal in Rotterdam ahead of their…
Dogger Bank Wind Farm’s tier one contractor Hitachi Energy will begin to transport electricity transformers from Hull to the project’s East Riding convertor station site near Cottingham from May 8. The transformers will travel from Albert Dock, Hull via A63,…
General construction activity will include:
There will be construction required both onshore and offshore.
Onshore works will include:
Offshore works will include: