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Deutsche Windtechnik signed service contracts for four offshore wind farms in the Netherlands in the first quarter of 2021

In the first three months of 2021, Deutsche Windtechnik Netherlands signed four new contracts for the inspection and maintenance of the Balance of Plant at four offshore wind farms: Gemini Wind Park, Prinses Amaliawindpark, Eneco Luchterduinen and the new offshore wind farm Hollandse Kust Zuid. The scope of maintenance includes monopiles and transition pieces of wind turbines and substations, both interior and exterior.


Deutsche Windtechnik has signed four new contracts for inspection and maintenance of the "Balance of Plants" in four Dutch offshore wind farms. Photo: Deutsche Windtechnik

The new contracts are evidence of the trust inherent in the long-term collaboration between Deutsche Windtechnik and the European energy suppliers Vattenfall and Eneco. Deutsche Windtechnik has been active in the Netherlands for these companies for more than five years. Work at the Gemini wind farm has been in progress since March and will begin at Hollandse Kust Zuid in July, and it will continue for 12 and 18 months respectively. The contracts for Prinses Amaliawindpark and Eneco Luchterduinen will begin next summer and run for five years. The contracts strengthen Deutsche Windtechnik's position in the Netherlands in the long term, particularly at the port of IJmuiden, which will be one of the most important Dutch ports for offshore wind over the next ten years.

The Gemini wind farm team said: "We were looking for an experienced service provider who can carry out inspection and maintenance work inside of our wind turbine foundations. During the tendering process, Deutsche Windtechnik's track record and the flexibility with which it works within the given logistical framework were deciding factors for us."

Keld Bennetsen, project manager for Hollandse Kust Zuid, said: "By building the world's first unsubsidised offshore wind farm, we are raising the bar for ourselves and for all of our partners and suppliers. We can rely on Deutsche Windtechnik to support us during construction, not only with high safety standards and high-quality inspections, but also with fast response times and well-prepared repair measures whenever we need them. "

Renzo Schildmeijer, Lead Asset Manager of Eneco Asset Operations Wind Offshore, said: "We have worked with Deutsche Windtechnik since 2009, and it has been a real pleasure. It was very important for us to be able to sign a contract with a reliable partner with an excellent track record. A contractor with the right price-performance ratio. We are happy that we can continue the Balance of Plant inspections at Prinses Amaliawindpark and at Eneco Luchterduinen with Deutsche Windtechnik."

 

 

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"We are very pleased and proud that we can take responsibility for these four Dutch offshore wind farms and carry out high-quality inspections and maintenance work with optimised cost structures," said Niels Noordeloos, Business Development Manager at Deutsche Windtechnik B.V. "IJmuiden is an optimal base for our work at the Prinses Amaliawindpark, Eneco Luchterduinen and Hollandse Kust Zuid wind farms. The Deutsche Windtechnik office and warehouse in IJmuiden are perfectly located right on the quay where inspectors and technicians board the crew transfer vessels (CTV). The work at the Gemini offshore wind farm is carried out from the customer's DPII vessel, which operates out of Eemshaven. " Geert Timmers, Managing Director of Deutsche Windtechnik B.V., added: "We want renewable energies to be successful as a competitive energy source in all aspects of safety and technology. Our service strategy offers the best synergies and cost optimisation to help achieve this goal."

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