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April 6, 2015 · about 11 years ago

First 8 Eneco Luchterduinen Turbines Onboard ‘Aeolus’

With the first days of April, Van Oord’s Aeolus arrived in Esbjerg, Denmark, to pick up parts of the first turbines for Eneco Luchterduinen offshore wind farm. On Saturday, all components of the first turbines were loaded onto the vessel, the developer said on its social pages. Eneco Luchterduinen,

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With the first days of April, Van Oord’s Aeolus arrived in Esbjerg, Denmark, to pick up parts of the first turbines for Eneco Luchterduinen offshore wind farm.

On Saturday, all components of the first turbines were loaded onto the vessel, the developer said on its social pages.

Eneco Luchterduinen, located approximately 25 kilometres offshore from Noordwijk in the Netherlands, comprises 43 Vestas wind turbines with an output of 129 MW.

Images: Eneco Luchterduinen

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