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Home›Vessels›Three Dalby Offshore’s Vessels to Work on Greater Gabbard
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April 9, 2015 · about 11 years ago

Three Dalby Offshore’s Vessels to Work on Greater Gabbard

Dalby Offshore’s vessels Wharfe, Aire & Humber have won a contract to work on the Greater Gabbard Wind Farm for SSE, modifying the davits on 117 turbines. The contract is set to last until the end of 2015. The vessels have been mobilising for the job for the past few weeks and are now ready to start

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Dalby Offshore’s vessels Wharfe, Aire & Humber have won a contract to work on the Greater Gabbard Wind Farm for SSE, modifying the davits on 117 turbines.

The contract is set to last until the end of 2015. The vessels have been mobilising for the job for the past few weeks and are now ready to start work.

The wind farm is located 23 kilometres off the coast of Suffolk. It comprises 140 wind turbines and has an installed capacity of 504 megawatts.

Image: Dalby Offshore

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