Business consulting firm Wooden has been awarded a contract by Dragados Offshore for engineering design and regulatory help in growing three 2 GW converter stations that may switch offshore energy to Germany’s energy grid.
The three HVDC platforms, every the scale of a European soccer pitch and located 65 m above sea degree within the German North Sea, will individually collect and convert 2 GW of energy generated from the websites for connection to the onshore transmission grid. The renewable energy generated will fulfill the electrical energy wants of round 4 million folks in Germany, says the corporate.
“Constructing on our robust engineering heritage and long-standing relationship with Dragados Offshore, we’re delighted to be partnering with them on this world-leading mission, serving to to ship one of many largest offshore wind to grid connections,” says Wooden’s John Day.
“An built-in power system is vital to sustaining power safety whereas attaining the world’s internet zero ambitions. This mission is a major step in creating the size and infrastructure required to safe each. Our technical experience will guarantee profitable mission supply as we design and ship future renewable power methods.”
These tasks will probably be delivered by Wooden personnel within the U.K., India and Spain. They are going to be executed by Dragados Offshore, Spain in partnership with Siemens Vitality.
