NAVANTIA to build four jackets for Nissum Bredning offshore windfarm
10 January 2017 |
The Joint Venture NAVANTIA-Windar has been awarded by Siemens Wind Power the supply of 3-legged jackets foundations and their corresponding piles for four (4) SWT-7.0-154 offshore wind turbines. These structures are to be installed in a demo offshore wind farm located in the northwest part of Denmark, in a fjord close to the North Sea and close to the Thyborøn port.
Nissum Bredning (NBV) is an offshore wind Project shared by Nissum Bredning Vindmøllelaug I/S (55%) and local utility Jysk Energi A/S (45%). The project is supported by the Danish Ministry of Energy and it is and is regarded as an excellent opportunity to test, in a controlled and small-scale environment, a number of new key technologies in the field of offshore wind.
This project will be executed in parallel to the construction of 42 jackets for East Anglia One at the NAVANTIA Fene facility. Delivery of the last Nissum Bredning jackets is planned by mid 2017.
About NAVANTIA:
The Spanish shipbuilder NAVANTIA, is a world reference in the design, construction and integration of state-of-the-art war ships, as well as ship repairs & modernizations. It is also engaged in the design and manufacture of Integrated Platform Management Systems, Fire Control Systems, Command and Control systems, Propulsion Plants and through life support for all its products. Even though its main line of activity is in the naval field, NAVANTIA designs and manufactures systems for the Army and the Air Force.
NAVANTIA is part of Grupo SEPI, a corporate holding which includes a total of 15 state-owned companies in which it has direct, majority shareholding participations, with a workforce of more than 73,000 professionals in 2015; the Spanish state-owned television and radio corporation, Corporación Radiotelevisión Española, which is attached to SEPI, and one public foundation. Equally, SEPI has direct minority shareholdings in a further nine companies, and indirect shareholdings in more than one hundred companies.