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Home›Offshore Wind›Roxtec to Supply Cable Seals for Gwynt y Mor (UK)
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January 10, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Roxtec to Supply Cable Seals for Gwynt y Mor (UK)

Roxtec, a Bury based international company, has won a contract to supply cable seals for the Gwynt y Mor wind farm, reports Menmedia. The company will supply cable seals for around 160 cranes. Gwynt y Môr is going to be built with an installed capacity of 576 megawatts in Liverpool Bay, around 18 ki

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Roxtec, a Bury based international company, has won a contract to supply cable seals for the Gwynt y Mor wind farm, reports Menmedia.

The company will supply cable seals for around 160 cranes.

Gwynt y Môr is going to be built with an installed capacity of 576 megawatts in Liverpool Bay, around 18 kilometers off the North Wales coast, and it should be fully completed by 2014, providing power for 400,000 homes.

Roxtec’s UK Managing Director Graham O’Dare thinks that the wind farm sector is a key market for the company, and that they should put a lot of effort into expanding its business activities as much as possible in future.

[mappress] Offshore Wind Staff , January 10, 2012;

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