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October 5, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Emergency help for turbine divers

hovercraft has been parked on a beach in Essex to provide emergency cover for divers working on an offshore wind farm. The craft is based on Clacton’s West Beach for divers who are installing 48 wind turbines at Gunfleet Sands. Danish firm Dong Energy is installing the turbines and wants the hovercr

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hovercraft has been parked on a beach in Essex to provide emergency cover for divers working on an offshore wind farm. The craft is based on Clacton’s West Beach for divers who are installing 48 wind turbines at Gunfleet Sands. Danish firm Dong Energy is installing the turbines and wants the hovercraft on standby in order to evacuate workers in an emergency.

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