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After a multi-year design & development phase and extensive simulation studies, Naval Energies (formerly DCNS Energies) recently completed the first prototype of a new family of floating offshore wind turbines, or FOWTs. These semi-submersible structures can be made of steel, concrete, or a combination of the two. “Our design concept offers optimal stability while simplifying construction and equipment integration in any port as well as transfer to the windfarm and on-site installation. […]  dimanche 7 janvier 2018 Mer & Marine, Naval Energies: concrete and/or steel foundations for floating wind turbines. Mer et Marine. © Marinas-Yachting. Imprimer. The two-year-old GE Renewable Energy plant at Montoir-de-Bretagne near Saint-Nazaire is producing wind turbines at maximum capacity. The plant, developed and commissioned by then-owner Alstom, is the only one in France building turbines for offshore windfarms. GE Renewable Energy (France) recently delivered the first 6-MW Haliade 150 turbine for Germany’s Merkur programme in the North Sea. […] dimanche 7 janvier 2018 GE: first turbines for Merkur windfarm, Mer & Marine. Mer et Marine. © Marinas-Yachting. Imprimer. |
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