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Home›Business & Finance›CTC Marine Continues Installation of Subsea Power Cables on BARD Offshore 1 Wind Farm (Germany)
Business & Finance

April 11, 2011 · about 15 years ago

CTC Marine Continues Installation of Subsea Power Cables on BARD Offshore 1 Wind Farm (Germany)

CTC Marine has returned to Germany to continue the installation of subsea inter-array power cables on BARD Offshore 1 Wind Farm. The first array cable of the 2011 campaign has already been installed. CTC is installing 80 inter-array power cables in total on the 400MW development located in the Germa

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CTC Marine has returned to Germany to continue the installation of subsea inter-array power cables on BARD Offshore 1 Wind Farm. The first array cable of the 2011 campaign has already been installed.

CTC is installing 80 inter-array power cables in total on the 400MW development located in the German Bight. The 2011 campaign follows on from last year and is expected to last up to 7 months. CTC is utilizing the Maersk Recorder mobilized with CTC’s CMROV 4 Jet Trenching ROV.

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Source: subseauk, April 11, 2011; Image: bard-offshore

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