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Home›Wind Farms›UXO Work at Sandbank OWF Enters Final Stage
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May 19, 2015 · about 11 years ago

UXO Work at Sandbank OWF Enters Final Stage

SubC Partner is now moving into the final stage of its unexploded ordnance (UXO) project at Vattenfall’s Sandbank offshore wind farm site. Two vessels, the Vos Sweet and the Vos Shine are engaged in the project. More than 50 personnel has been working on the project, and with an additional support i

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SubC Partner is now moving into the final stage of its unexploded ordnance (UXO) project at Vattenfall’s Sandbank offshore wind farm site.

Two vessels, the Vos Sweet and the Vos Shine are engaged in the project.

More than 50 personnel has been working on the project, and with an additional support in various stages of the project, the number might be close to 100, SubC said.

The Sandbank project area is located 90 kilometres off the coast of Schleswig-Holstein, right next to DanTysk.

Image: Vroon (Vos Shine)

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