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July 8, 2013 · about 13 years ago

Denmark: Stones Laid for Protection of Connection Cables at Anholt OWF

The 111 wind turbines in the wind farm are connected with Energinet.dk’s offshore substation via approximately 160 kilometres of cable flushed down into the seabed. However, at several positions, it has not been possible to flush the cable at a sufficient depth due to stones or hard seabed. Therefor

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The 111 wind turbines in the wind farm are connected with Energinet.dk’s offshore substation via approximately 160 kilometres of cable flushed down into the seabed. However, at several positions, it has not been possible to flush the cable at a sufficient depth due to stones or hard seabed.

Therefore, the vessel, Tertnes, will lay a protecting layer of stones in the identified areas during the summer to ensure the required protection of the cables.

The marine coordination adjusts the duty as of 1 July

Regarding other news related to Anholt OWF, DONG Energy announced that, as of 1 July 2013, the manning of the marine coordination is adjusted, so that in future, the office will be manned from 7:00 to 19:00 seven days a week. However, it will be possible to call the marine coordination 24 hours a day as there will be telephone duty outside normal working hours.

[mappress] Press Release, July 08, 2013; Image: DONG Energy

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