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Home›Business & Finance›High Wind Names New Head of Business Development
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September 3, 2015 · about 11 years ago

High Wind Names New Head of Business Development

Ole Jacob Wang Nielsen has joined High Wind NV as Head of Business Development. He will continue the commercialisation of the Boom Lock which allows for safe installation of wind turbine components in higher wind speeds. Ole Jacob has worked in the maritime industry since 2001 and brings with him 8

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Ole Jacob Wang Nielsen has joined High Wind NV as Head of Business Development.

He will continue the commercialisation of the Boom Lock which allows for safe installation of wind turbine components in higher wind speeds.

Ole Jacob has worked in the maritime industry since 2001 and brings with him 8 years of offshore wind experience from jack-up vessel operators DBB Jack-Up and A2SEA. “I am very excited to join the High Wind team and continue my passion for renewables and innovative solutions which can help optimize installation and maintenance of offshore wind turbines,” said Ole Jacob.

The first Boom Lock was completed in January 2015 and undertook extensive testing at the REBO site in the port of Ostend. Here it outperformed the design specification by keeping a 6MW-turbine blade steady in wind gusts of up to 20 m/s.

Since then, the Boom Lock system has completed its first offshore installation project, supporting the installation of 15 x MHI Vestas V112 3.3MW wind turbines at Vattenfall’s Kentish Flats Extension.

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