The primary eight foundations for RWE’s Nordseecluster A offshore wind farm in Germany have been offloaded on the Buss Terminal within the port of Eemshaven, the Netherlands. The foundations, of the TP-less monopile sort, had been delivered by Dajin Heavy Business which manufactured them at its Penglai facility in China.
Dajin produced the primary basis for the 660 MW German offshore wind farm in November 2024. The TP-less monopiles are round 85 metres lengthy on common and weigh roughly 1,500 tonnes every.
The Nordseecluster A offshore wind farm is the primary section of the 1.6 GW Nordseecluster growth that shall be constructed north of the island of Juist.
The set up of foundations for the primary section will begin this summer time and the wind generators shall be put in in 2026. The 660 MW Nordseecluster A is ready to be commissioned in 2027, whereas the second section, the 900 MW Nordseecluster B, will observe in 2029.
Nordseecluster A will comprise 45 monopile foundations, of which 44 will carry the Vestas V236-15.0 MW wind generators and one to assist the venture’s offshore substation.
“With the supply and secure unloading of the primary foundations by Dajin, we’ve got handed an vital milestone on the best way to constructing our Nordseecluster”, stated Thomas Michel, COO RWE Offshore Wind.
“With an total capability of round 1.6 gigawatts, it’s the largest wind venture at present being constructed off the German coast. We’d like an infinite quantity of space for storing and a very good port infrastructure for the development course of – each of which can be found on the Buss Terminal Eemshaven. We’re at present creating synergies by additionally dealing with the foundations for our Danish offshore wind farm Thor at this port and can use it as the bottom for our Dutch OranjeWind venture as effectively.”
