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Home›Subsea›OceanWind Secures Cable Storage Contract from E.ON
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February 4, 2014 · about 12 years ago

OceanWind Secures Cable Storage Contract from E.ON

OceanWind, based in the Netherlands, has been awarded a long term contract to supply E.ON Climate & Renewables with port facilities, offloading and storage of cables. The offloading of the first cables has already been successfully finalized at OceanWind’s cable facilities in Velsen Noord, The Nethe

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OceanWind, based in the Netherlands, has been awarded a long term contract to supply E.ON Climate & Renewables with port facilities, offloading and storage of cables.

The offloading of the first cables has already been successfully finalized at OceanWind’s cable facilities in Velsen Noord, The Netherlands. The cables were transferred from the vessel into a 750T RentOcean carousel. During 2014 there are more cables expected to be stored.

OceanWind is pleased and looks forward to cooperate with E.ON on this project. The award of this contract shows the demand of a cable storage hub, with direct access to the North Sea, and the fully integrated range of services OceanWind offers.

Press Release, February 04, 2014; Image: Oceanteam

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