Correll Group Secures Contract for AC Submarine Cables in German Offshore Wind Farms

Credit: Nicholas Doherty/Unsplash

The Correll Group has recently secured a significant contract for the AC Submarine Cables pull in operations for two substations: the 242MW OWP Offshore Substation and the HVDC Offshore Substation DolWin kappa. This contract has been established in collaboration with Asso.subsea, an offshore installation company, and is a crucial component of the AC grid connection system on behalf of the end client, TenneT.

TenneT, serving as the transmission system operator, holds the responsibility for the grid connection of Gode Wind 3, which entails providing the grid connection as an HVDC line. In this context, the AC connection plays a vital role in linking the to the converter platform situated at sea.

See also: Correll Group Awarded Contract for Cable Installation at Calvados Offshore Wind Farm

The main contract for this endeavor, encompassing engineering, procurement, installation, and commissioning (EPIC), has been awarded to Technology Submarine Cable Co., adding further expertise to the project.

Positioned in the German North Sea, Gode Wind 3 finds itself approximately 32 kilometers northwest of the island of Norderney within cluster 3 and falls under the country's exclusive economic zone (EEZ).

Anticipated to be fully operational by 2024, the offshore wind farm will provide clean, environmentally friendly energy to around 250,000 German households.

Sam Dowey, the managing director of Correll, expressed great satisfaction with the new contract, stating, “It is extremely satisfying to be awarded our second export cable pull in contract from Asso.subsea, and we very much look forward to continuing to grow our partnership with them on future projects.”

See also: Hellenic Cables Chosen as Preferred Supplier for Nordseecluster Offshore Wind Farms

Dowey further added, “This contract complements previous awards from ZTT Cables, where Correll was contracted to perform platform cable routing, termination & testing of 155kV subsea cables associated with the AC grid connection systems, on both Kaskasi II & Gode Wind 3 Offshore Wind Farms.”

With this latest achievement, the Correll Group solidifies its position in the industry and demonstrates its commitment to fostering successful collaborations for the development of offshore projects.

Add a comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Keep Up to Date with the Most Important News

By pressing the Subscribe button, you confirm that you have read and are agreeing to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use

Support Renewable Energy News!

At EnergyMagz, we believe that reliable, up-to-date news on renewable energy is vital for driving the world toward a sustainable future. By contributing, you’re not only supporting quality journalism, but also helping to shape the world’s transition to greener solutions.
DONATE  NOW
Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference.
close-link