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Home›Offshore Wind›Germany: DC Netz Needs Offshore Wind Farm Contractors for Two Projects
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November 16, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Germany: DC Netz Needs Offshore Wind Farm Contractors for Two Projects

DC Netz BorWin5 GmbH is seeking contractors for 2 separate windfarm projects – BorWin5 and DolWin4. BorWin5: System for transmission of electric power (approximately 900 MW) between offshore wind farms in the cluster BorWin and a grid connection point on land. In particular, the transmission power,

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DC Netz BorWin5 GmbH is seeking contractors for 2 separate windfarm projects – BorWin5 and DolWin4.

BorWin5: System for transmission of electric power (approximately 900 MW) between offshore wind farms in the cluster BorWin and a grid connection point on land. In particular, the transmission power, the losses, the availability and compliance with the Grid Code as a requirement for this Power transmission system can be defined. This application can be include: Planning; Engineering; Construction; Service and maintenance for a period of at least 3 years including an option to renew; If necessary, deconstruction.

DolWin4: System for transmission of electric power (approximately 900 MW) between offshore wind farms in the cluster DolWin and a grid connection point on land. In particular, the transmission power, the losses, the availability and compliance with the Grid Code as a requirement for this power transmission system can be defined. This application includes: Planning; Engineering; Construction; Service and maintenance for a period of at least 3 years including an option to renew; If necessary, deconstruction. Divided into lots – tenders may be submitted for part or whole.

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Offhore WIND Staff, November 16, 2012; Image: TenneTtso

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