Boldyn Networks has been selected to construct a high-speed mobile network at Orsted’s Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm, facilitating seamless communication and connectivity throughout the project’s development. In collaboration with Orsted, the network will offer robust infrastructure capable of supporting various operational aspects, including ‘offices at sea’ functionality, enabling access to essential work-related applications and ensuring connectivity for personnel stationed offshore.
The network’s implementation aligns with the wind farm’s commitment to sustainability, utilizing high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission technology for efficient power transfer over extended distances. Notably, this approach not only ensures reliable mobile connectivity but also contributes to cost reduction and material efficiency within the project.
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Sean Keating, Managing Director of Professional and Cloud Services at Boldyn Networks, expressed the company’s dedication to fostering a cleaner, greener future through innovative solutions. He stated, “Hornsea 3 marks our third wind farm delivered, reflecting our commitment to helping build a cleaner, greener future. Our expertise in deploying state of the art wireless solutions in complex and challenging environments positions us as the partner of choice.”
Luke Bridgman, Senior Project Director of Hornsea 3 at Orsted, emphasized the importance of robust communication infrastructure for the successful execution of a project of such magnitude. He noted, “Delivering a project with the size and scale of Hornsea 3 safely and successful requires strong communication across the project.”
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The partnership between Boldyn Networks and Orsted underscores a shared commitment to advancing connectivity solutions in the renewable energy sector. As Hornsea 3 progresses towards offshore construction, the collaboration aims to ensure effective communication channels for the project’s workforce, supporting thousands of jobs throughout its development.
