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DONG Energy Renewables Germany GmbH is looking for a contractor to undertake transport and installation work of offshore substations for the Gode Wind 02 and Gode Wind 01 offshore wind farms.
The Contract includes the following lots:
– Lot 1: Transportation and installation of 1 jacket substructure, 4 or 8 tubular piles and 1 topside;
– Lot 2: Transportation and installation of 1 jacket substructure, 4 or 8 tubular piles and 1 topside.
In August 2012, Dong Energy acquired German Gode Wind 1, 2 and 3 from PNE Wind. The first two projects, with around 138 turbines, have a total capacity of up to 584 megawatt and are located in the German North Sea, approx. 30 km northwest of the island of Norderney.
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Offshore WIND Staff, April 19, 2013; Image: pne