The world’s first floating offshore wind turbine is already located at the site, and in 2021, it was joined by the Stiesdal-developed TetraSpar .
In total, there is space for seven turbines at the test site, which can together produce up to 85 MW.

The world’s first floating offshore wind turbine is already located at the site, and in 2021, it was joined by the Stiesdal-developed TetraSpar .
In total, there is space for seven turbines at the test site, which can together produce up to 85 MW.
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“To ensure diversity in both the supply chain and technology, we believe it is crucial that these three projects all receive support so that they can be realized before the start of Utsira Nord”, said Nesse .
“The most important thing the Norwegian government can do now is investing in demo and test projects, to ensure that commercial projects in the future will be profitable and require less risk mitigation.”
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Three companies have signed contracts with Norway’s Marine Energy Test Centre (METCentre) to test new technology aimed at reducing the costs of floating offshore wind by demonstrating floaters equipped with 15+ MW turbines. According to Norwegian Offshore Wind, this is the turbine size that will be