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Cadeler has reported an annual revenue of €20m in 2020, compared with €38m in 2019, with an “unprecedented” €310m order backlog positioning it for a 2021 revenue increase of €56-63m. Revenue for 2020 was impacted by upgrades to the fleet which lowered short-term operational capacity, but with the whole fleet again fully operational, Cadeler said it expects a “significantly increased” revenue for 2021. Chief executive Mikkel Gleerup said: “We are operating in a rapidly growing market and by virtue of our successful IPO and subsequent substantial fleet upgrades, Cadeler is poi...

Siemens Gamesa has chosen DHSS’s offshore logistics terminal in Port of IJmuiden as the marshalling, storage and logistics facility for the 1500MW Hollandse Kust Zuid offshore wind farm zone off the Netherlands. The hub will be used during the commissioning phase of the 140 Siemens Gamesa 11MW-200 DD turbines, which will be installed at the wind farm zone. Load-outs of the turbines from the Sif terminal at Rotterdam Maasvlakte will be taken care of by Cadeler’s installation vessel Wind Osprey, while the commissioning team of Siemens Gamesa will operate from DHSS‘s logistics hub in IJmui...

UK: RWE's Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm generates first power 01 Mar 2021 Successful commissioning of transmission system ensures export to UK National Grid RWE has taken a significant step towards achieving full power at its Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm, with the first generation of electricity. The generation milestone follows the successful delivery of vital onshore and offshore electrical infrastructure on schedule, and despite the challenges of constructing during the Coronavirus pandemic. The RWE-led Triton Knoll project began successfully installing its 90 offshore wind turbines i...

Largest offshore wind turbine ever installed off the Humber now standing proud Triton Knoll's first 9.5MW machine was put in place over the weekend 20:15, 25 JAN 2021 Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from BusinessLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourpriva...

Cadeler jack-up Wind Osprey put the MHI Vestas 9.5MW machine in place over the weekend. RWE said first power is expected in the spring. Turbines are being marshalled at Abler Seaton Port in Teesside. “The 9.5MW turbines are amongst the most powerful operating anywhere in the world, and capable of energising a typical UK household for more than 29 hours with just a single turn of the blades,” said RWE. “Each turbine has a greater swept area than the London Eye (turbine 187m, London Eye 120m), and measures 187 metres from the base of the tower to the tip of the blades.”