Ten turbines at Tunoe Knob in Denmark mark the very beginning of the offshore era in Vestas. Built in 1995, they are the oldest Vestas turbines located offshore.
Looking ahead properly sometimes also requires looking back.
On the brink of a new era of offshore wind power plants and giant turbines, ten 500 kW turbines on a sandy reef in the inland sea of Denmark remind us what focus on quality and effectiveness means over time.
16 years after they were commissioned, Vestas’ oldest offshore turbines at Tunoe Knob still produce power.
About Tunoe Knob
Type: V39-500 kw
Amount: 10 units
Capacity: 5 MW
Hub height: 45 m
Off shore: 5.5 km
Cable to shore: 5.5 km
Water depth: 4-7m
Customer: DONG
Tunoe Knob today produces power for around 2,800 Danish households. Reducing CO2 emissions by 5,600 tonnes annually.
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Source: vestas, March 23, 2011