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April 24, 2017 · about 9 years ago

Sea Installer Reports for Race Bank Duty

A2SEA’s jack-up vessel Sea Installer has arrived in Hull to load the first turbine components and install them on DONG Energy’s 580MW Race Bank offshore wind farm.

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A2SEA’s jack-up vessel Sea Installer has arrived in Hull to load the first turbine components and install them on DONG Energy’s 580MW Race Bank offshore wind farm.

Hull is the load out port for the project from which Sea Installer will transport and install 91 Siemens 6MW turbines some 27 kilometres off the coast of Norfolk.

Sea Installer will for a short period of time share the port of Hull with her sister vessel Sea Challenger which is currently installing turbines on Statoil’s 402MW Dudgeon offshore wind farm.

Race Bank is expected to be fully commissioned in 2018.

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