Egmond aan Zee offshore wind farm
Egmond aan Zee offshore wind farm | |||
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The Egmond aan Zee offshore wind farm viewed from the coast | |||
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Coordinates | 52 ° 36 '22 " N , 4 ° 25' 8" E | ||
country | Netherlands | ||
Waters | North Sea | ||
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Type | Offshore wind farm | ||
Primary energy | Wind energy | ||
power | 108 MW | ||
operator | NoordzeeWind | ||
Start of operations | 2007 (complete) | ||
founding | Monopile | ||
turbine | 36 × Vestas V90-3.0 MW | ||
Website | Operator side | ||
was standing | August 2014 |
Egmond aan Zee is a Dutch offshore wind farm located in the North Sea near the town of Egmond aan Zee . It was the first large offshore wind farm off the Dutch coast and one of the first commercial offshore wind farms in the world.
General
The wind farm is located between 10 and 18 kilometers off the coast of the province of North Holland and officially started operations in January 2007. The area of the wind farm is about 27 km², the water depth there is between 15 and 18 meters. The wind farm is operated by NoordzeeWind , which was jointly formed by the energy companies Nuon and Royal Dutch Shell .
Nearby are the Princess Amalia offshore wind farm , which went into operation in 2008, and the Luchterduinen offshore wind farm , which started operating in 2015.
technology
For insert 36 come wind turbines of the type Vestas V90-3.0 with a nominal output of 3 MW , the m via a hub height of 70, and have a rotor diameter of 90 m. This results in a total height of the systems of approx. 115 m; the total output of the plants is 108 MW. Monopiles are used as the foundation structure . The inner park cabling is operated with a voltage of 34 kV .
The floating crane Svanen 2006 in the Egmond aan Zee offshore wind farm
See also
- List of offshore wind farms
- List of offshore wind farms in the Netherlands
- List of power plants in the Netherlands
Web links
Individual evidence
- ^ Eneco, Mitsubishi start construction on 129MW Dutch offshore wind farm . In: Power Technology , October 14, 2013, accessed August 12, 2014