CS Wind has delivered the first transition pieces for Vattenfall's Nordlicht offshore wind project, marking the start of shipments to what is set to become Germany's largest offshore wind development…
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CS Wind has delivered the first transition pieces for Vattenfall's Nordlicht offshore wind project, marking the start of shipments to what is set to become Germany's largest offshore wind development.
The transition pieces were loaded out from the Port of Aalborg and are bound for the German North Sea, where they will be installed as part of the Nordlicht I wind farm, the company said.
The delivery follows the start of offshore construction earlier this month, when Vattenfall installed the first monopile for the Nordlicht offshore wind cluster.
DEME is responsible for transporting and installing the monopile foundations and transition pieces for both the Nordlicht I and Nordlicht II projects. The monopiles are being manufactured by EEW Special Pipe Constructions in Rostock, while the transition pieces are being supplied by CS Wind in Aalborg.
Nordlicht I will comprise 68 monopile and transition piece foundations. The Nordlicht offshore wind cluster, located about 85 kilometres north of the German island of Borkum, consists of the 980 MW Nordlicht
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