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Mukran Port
More than 210 wind turbines, 280 jacket piles, 70 jacket foundations, 60 transition pieces and 76 km subsea cables have been transshipped via Mukran Port since 2014. During construction of the wind farms “EnBW Baltic II”, “Wikinger”, and “Arkona”, the port contributed with its infrastructure and extensive know-how to more than 1000 MW of green offshore energy harvested in the Baltic Sea.
Tailor-made solutions to meet customer needs
More than 250,000 m² storage area is available for offshore wind projects on two separate multipurpose terminals. The quay length of 750 m on both terminals including heavy-duty platforms, a surface load up to 50 t/m² and an adjacent Ro-Ro ramp are further advantages of the infrastructure.
Although located on an island, the port benefits from a very good hinterland connection and railway tracks to the quayside. This allows time and costefficient delivery of project shipments like subsea cables or spare parts. The port management has specialized in finding tailor-made solutions to meet customer requirements. In addition to a wide range of associated port services, Mukran Port has also become attractive for various industrial settlements.
Offshore Service Hub
Mukran Port runs a separate O&M harbor within the boundaries of the port area which is fitted with a modern bunker station. Alongside more than 500m quay length, the maintenance and service port offers sufficient facilities for CTVs, tugboats and service vessels.
Two companies from the renewable energy sector have already signed their lease contracts to maintain and operate their wind farms for the next 25 years. Others have stated interest to run their O&M activities from this central port within the southern Baltic sea, too.
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