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Home›Wind Farms›VSMC Halves Butendiek OWF Cabling Work
Wind Farms

August 8, 2014 · about 12 years ago

VSMC Halves Butendiek OWF Cabling Work

The cabling work at the Butendiek offshore wind farm is half done, VSMC informed via social media. The company said that 6 strings and 42 cables with a total length of 40km have been installed at the offshore wind farm site in the German Bight some 34 km west of the island Sylt. A total […]

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The cabling work at the Butendiek offshore wind farm is half done, VSMC informed via social media.

The company said that 6 strings and 42 cables with a total length of 40km have been installed at the offshore wind farm site in the German Bight some 34 km west of the island Sylt.

A total of 86 individual cables will be installed between the turbines, including 6 redundancy cables, giving a total length of infield cabling of approximately 90 km. Termination, testing and commissioning of the 12 cable strings will be performed using in-house resources.

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