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CS Wind Offshore has sent off the first batch of transition pieces (TPs) for Vattenfall’s Nordlicht I offshore wind farm from its site at the Port of Aalborg to Germany.
This marks an important milestone in the project and the beginning of their journey to the German North Sea, where they will become part of Nordlicht 1 – set to be Germany’s future largest offshore wind farm.
Weighing around 362 tonnes each, the transition pieces will be transported and installed at the project site in the German North Sea by DEME, which is also installing the Nordlicht I monopiles.
DEME installed the first monopile at the project site, located around 85 kilometres north of Borkum, on 1 July.
Vattenfall’s Nordlicht I will have a capacity of 980 MW and is an important step towards a fossil-free and competitive Europe.
