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Home›Wind Farms›Sunken Barge Carried Working Platforms for Baltic 2 OWF
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August 19, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Sunken Barge Carried Working Platforms for Baltic 2 OWF

A barge that sank on Wednesday morning (August 13) off Darßer Ort in the Baltic Sea was carrying four working platforms for the EnBW Baltic 2 offshore wind farm, the company confirmed to Offshore WIND. “We are still examining the impact and we cannot make a statement yet,” EnBW’s spokeswoman said. S

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A barge that sank on Wednesday morning (August 13) off Darßer Ort in the Baltic Sea was carrying four working platforms for the EnBW Baltic 2 offshore wind farm, the company confirmed to Offshore WIND .

“We are still examining the impact and we cannot make a statement yet,” EnBW’s spokeswoman said. She added that the platforms will be recovered when weather conditions allow.

The 35×11 meters large barge sprung a leak while being towed from Stralsund towards Kiel by Bösch tug, and sank almost four kilometers northwest of Darßer Ort. The cause of the damage remains unclear.

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