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On 7th of August early in the morning, Blauwwind achieved First Power on the Borssele III/IV windfarm in the Dutch North Sea.
First power for the Shell and Eneco led scheme.
Blauwwind achieves first power for Shell and partners Eneco and van Oord.
The windfarm consists of 77 V164-9.5 megawatt (MW) turbines produced by MHI Vestas, with a total installed capacity of 731.5 MW. The Blauwwind consortium partners are Partners Group, Shell, DGE, Eneco Group and Van Oord. Shell and Eneco Group have also secured 15-year Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) from the Consortium, under which each will buy 50% of the power generated by the windfarm. Interested, join business opportunities for offshore wind https://lnkd.in/enCsQaW professional group.
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