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Home›Wind Farms›SEA CHALLENGER Fully Loaded, Starts Its Journey to Westermost Rough OWF
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August 6, 2014 · about 12 years ago

SEA CHALLENGER Fully Loaded, Starts Its Journey to Westermost Rough OWF

On August 4, SEA CHALLENGER loaded the last components for the first batch for Westermost Rough Offshore Wind Farm in the UK. SEA CHALLENGER is scheduled to leave Esbjerg today (August 6) and installation is expected to start this week. “It is a new generation of components and lifting gear with the

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On August 4, SEA CHALLENGER loaded the last components for the first batch for Westermost Rough Offshore Wind Farm in the UK.

SEA CHALLENGER is scheduled to leave Esbjerg today (August 6) and installation is expected to start this week.

“It is a new generation of components and lifting gear with the Siemens 6MW turbine and our new vessel SEA CHALLENGER, but things have gone well in a safe manner according to the plan. Now, we are all looking forward to reaching the site and beginning the installation. It will be interesting to see our new vessel in action for the first time. However, I have no doubt that she will manage the installation with success as expected,” says Peter Eriksen, master on board SEA CHALLENGER .

The Westermost Rough OWF comprises 35 Siemens 6MW turbines and is located 8 kilometers off the coast of Holderness in the UK.

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