WindWorks Jelsa was established in 2020 by NorSea, Suldal municipality, and Ryfylke IKS, with Norsk Stein as a partner, to explore the possibility of transforming a quarry at Jelsa into a large-scale, low-carbon-footprint site for building and assembling floating wind turbines.
Now, Implenia and NorSea will become equal minority shareholders in WindWorks Jelsa with approximately 41 per cent each.
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The project will be developed in several phases from 2023 to 2032, leading to a production and assembly area of 800,000 square metres, including warehouses and workshops, purpose-designed launching systems as well as heavy load quays.
Under the signed agreement, Implenia committed to two small investment tranches in 2023 and 2024, with the first, “pre-production” phase taking place from 2023 to 2026.
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Norwegian company WindWorks Jelsa, established in 2020, and Swiss construction company Implenia have signed an investment and a shareholders’ agreement to develop a production and assembly facility for large concrete or steel structures for the floating wind industry on Norway’s west coast. The aim
