Scaldis’ heavy-lift vessel Gulliver has installed the two 1,200-metric ton (1,323-ton) substations for the SeaMade offshore wind farm in the Belgian North Sea.
(Courtesy DEME)
The heavy-lift vessel Gulliver installing one of two substations for the SeaMade offshore wind farm in the Belgium North Sea.
Offshore staff
ZWIJNDRECHT, Belgium – Scaldis’ heavy-lift vessel Gulliver has installed the two 1,200-metric ton (1,323-ton) substations for the SeaMade offshore wind farm in the Belgian North Sea.
The substations transform the wind energy that is produced to 225 kV, which in turn allows the electricity to be brought to shore via Elia’s Modular Offshore Grid. DEME’s cable installation vessel Living Stone installed the export cable which transmits the electricity to shore.
(Courtesy DEME)
One of two 1,200-metric ton substations for the SeaMade offshore wind farm.
