Two wind farms (N-3.8 and N-3.7) with a combined capacity of 660 megawatts (MW) are currently in the permit application phase. The Nordseecluster will be constructed in two phases. When the Nordseecluster becomes fully operational at the beginning of 2029, it will generate enough green electricity to supply the equivalent of 1,600,000 German households annually.” Sven Schulemann, RWE’s Managing Director of the Nordseecluster: “This is the next important milestone on our way to delivering this 1.6-gigawatt cluster.

We are looking forward to continuing our trustful and productive collaboration with Dajin, the plan being to have the first foundations in the water by 2025.” We will finalise the main contract over the coming months.

Dajin Offshore is the largest private Chinese offshore wind manufacturer of foundations, transition pieces and offshore towers.īenjamin Miethling, Northland Power’s Managing Director of the Nordseecluster: “We are excited to have signed the Preferred Supplier Agreement with Dajin as part of our strategy to achieve substantial economies of scale and leverage synergies during the development, construction and subsequent operation of our four wind farm sites. All deliverables are subject to the final investment decision for the individual phases of Nordseecluster (A and B).

The company will supply the foundations for all 104 offshore wind turbines. The companies have selected Dajin Offshore as the preferred supplier for their up to 1.6-gigawatt (GW) cluster consisting of four offshore wind farm sites in the German North Sea. RWE (51%) and Northland Power (49%) are taking the next step in the development of their Nordseecluster.

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