Hai Long 2 and 3 are being developed in Taiwan and located 40-50km off the Changhua coast . Seaway7 were responsible for the transport of all jacket foundations.
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With combined expertise in project management, engineering, procurement, fabrication, heavy lifting and cable installation services, Seaway7 can deliver these services in a comprehensive array of contractual structures including engineering, procurement, construction and installation (EPCI), transportation & installation (T&I) and balance of plant (BoP) to our clients in the offshore Renewables sector.
Typical Renewables Projects
We have a variety of projects at various stages around the world. The following are typical examples of Renewables projects:
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Hollandse Kust Zuid Offshore Wind FarmHKZ is the largest subsidy-free wind farm in the world today. Located about 18-35 kilometres off the Dutch coast, spanning 225 km2.
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Seagreen Offshore Wind FarmSeagreen Offshore Wind Farm, is located around 27km from the coast of Angus in the North Sea. The 1,075MW wind farm features 114 Vestas turbines and an offshore substation.
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Yunlin Offshore Wind Farm ProjectIn 2018 Seaway 7 was awarded the contract for the turnkey engineering, procurement, installation and commissioning (EPIC) works related to the inner array grid and export cable system of the Yunlin Offshore Wind Farm project.
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Moray East Offshore Windfarm ProjectMoray East is being developed in the Outer Moray Firth and is located 22km off the coast of Scotland. Seaway 7 were responsible for the transport of all jacket foundations fabricated at Lamprell’s Hamriyah fabrication yard.
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Beatrice Offshore Wind Farm ProjectSeaway 7 successfully completed the Beatrice Project (EPCI) in 2019. All Seaway 7 vessels contributed to deliver the design, fabrication and installation of 84 jacket foundations, weighing over 120,000Te, along with 165km of Inter-Array Cables.
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