Global Maritime wins TetraSpar decommissioning role for offshore wind project
Global Maritime has been appointed by TetraSpar Demonstrator ApS to manage the decommissioning of the TetraSpar Demonstrator Project located offshore Karmøy, Norway. This project signifies the final stage of the demonstration phase, which began in 2021 and featured a 3.6MW Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy turbine on a floating foundation. The work will involve detailed inspection of the submerged structure after almost five years of operation, contributing to the verification of Stiesdal Offshore’s commercial TetraSub foundation. Global Maritime will oversee offshore and onshore dismantling, including project management, engineering, procurement, and operational activities, with Semco Maritime handling onshore work at its Hanøytangen yard.
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- 3.6MW Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy turbine
- Location: offshore Karmøy, Norway
- Project began in 2021
- Global Maritime overseeing decommissioning
- Semco Maritime handling onshore work at Hanøytangen yard
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The demonstration phase began in 2021. The work will involve detailed inspection of the submerged structure after almost five years of operation. The scope includes disconnection and recovery of inter array cables and station keeping systems, towing of the structure, and dismantling of turbine, keel, and floater components.
"Global Maritime has been appointed by TetraSpar Demonstrator ApS to manage the decommissioning of the TetraSpar Demonstrator Project"
"Global Maritime has been appointed by TetraSpar Demonstrator ApS to manage the decommissioning of the TetraSpar Demonstrator Project"
"a 3.6MW Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy turbine on a floating foundation"
"verification of Stiesdal Offshore’s commercial TetraSub foundation."
"Semco Maritime handling onshore work at its Hanøytangen yard."
"owned by TEPCO Renewable Power, RWE, and Stiesdal Offshore."
"owned by TEPCO Renewable Power, RWE, and Stiesdal Offshore."
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