據(jù)海上風(fēng)能網(wǎng)3月28日報道，Dogger Bank A的海上施工已經(jīng)開始，這是3.6吉瓦Dogger Bank風(fēng)電場三個1.2吉瓦階段中的第一個階段，該風(fēng)電場是世界上最大的在建海上風(fēng)電場。

在英國北海近海南部的Dogger Bank A出口電纜走廊上，海上工程開始了地球物理預(yù)鋪設(shè)調(diào)查。

Geo Ranger勘測船將于3月28日至4月15日進行測量。

地球物理勘測包括獲取高分辨率、安裝在船體上的多波束回聲測深儀(MBES)數(shù)據(jù)，以及遠(yuǎn)程操作車輛(ROV)對管道穿越進行可視化檢查以及潛在利益的目標(biāo)。

位于英格蘭東北海岸130多公里處的Dogger Bank 風(fēng)電場，由SSE Renewables、Equinor和埃尼所有。

SSE可再生能源將主導(dǎo)所有三個階段的建設(shè)和交付，而Equinor將在完成后運營該風(fēng)電場。Dogger Bank風(fēng)電場的總投資預(yù)計約為90億英鎊(約合105.7億歐元)。

NKT負(fù)責(zé)所有三個項目階段的出口電纜的交付。

該風(fēng)電場將包括277臺GE Haliade-X 13 MW和GE Haliade-X 14 MW風(fēng)力渦輪機，計劃于2023年提供首批電力。

一旦2026年全面投入使用，Dogger Bank將能夠提供英國約5%的電力。

郝芬 譯自 海上風(fēng)能

原文如下：

Offshore Construction Starts on World’s Largest Offshore Wind Farm

Offshore construction has started on Dogger Bank A, the first of the three 1.2 GW phases of the 3.6 GW Dogger Bank Wind Farm, the world’s largest offshore wind farm under construction.

The offshore works are kicking off with a geophysical pre-lay survey along the Dogger Bank A export cable corridor in the Southern North Sea offshore the UK.

The survey vessel Geo Ranger will conduct the survey between 28 March and approximately 15 April.

The geophysical survey includes the acquisition of high-resolution, hull mounted Multi Beam Echo Sounder (MBES) data and Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) visual inspections of pipeline crossings

and targets of potential interest.

Located more than 130 kilometres off the North East Coast of England, Dogger Bank Wind Farm is owned by SSE Renewables, Equinor, and Eni.

SSE Renewables is leading the construction and delivery of all three phases, while Equinor will operate the wind farm on completion. The total investment in Dogger Bank Wind Farm is expected to be around GBP 9 billion (EUR 10.57 billion).

NKT is in charge of delivering the export cables for all three project phases.

The wind farm will comprise 277 GE Haliade-X 13 MW and GE Haliade-X 14 MW wind turbines scheduled to deliver the first electricity in 2023.

once fully commissioned in 2026, Dogger Bank will be capable of providing around five per cent of the UK’s electricity.