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EEW SPC to build 69 monopiles for phase one of Zeevonk wind farm
offshoreWIND.biz reported on 17 September 2026 that EEW Special Pipe Constructions will supply 69 transition-piece-less monopiles for the first, 1 GW phase of Vattenfall and CIP's 2 GW Zeevonk offshore wind farm in the Dutch North Sea, expected in 2029.
Source: offshoreWIND.biz
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Fengmiao 1's offshore substation and export cables completed
offshoreWIND.biz reported that on 5 August 2026 CDWE finished installing Fengmiao 1's offshore substation foundation and topside, more than 8,000 tonnes, while the project's two export cables were pulled into the substation ahead of schedule.
Source: offshoreWIND.biz
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Van Oord wins Fengmiao 1 inter-array cable contract
Offshore Magazine reported on 14 January 2025 that Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners awarded Van Oord the transport, installation and burial of Fengmiao 1's 33 inter-array cables (about 64 km) using the vessel Nexus, with cable work starting in 2027.
Source: Offshore Magazine
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
IJmuiden Ver Alpha and Beta permits awarded
Noordzeker (SSE Renewables, ABP, AGP) won the Alpha site and Zeevonk II (Vattenfall and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners) the Beta site. TenneT's grid connections for both are targeted for 2028-2029.
Source: Vattenfall
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
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How the radar works.
No scraped walls of news. Short, sourced, dated — and admitted only against a fixed rule.
Sourced
Every item links to where it was published: a grid operator, a government agency, a company or the trade press. The summary is our own words; the source is what counts. A date is either the source's publication date, the event date it states, or — when a page carries no date — the day we last checked it, and we say which.
Admitted, not scraped
A collector reads a short list of public feeds a few times a day, respects robots.txt and keeps headlines only. An item is admitted only if it answers where work is coming, for whom and when, passes two independent checks, carries a date and a source we know, and is written in our own words. Market and price news never qualifies. Anything those checks cannot settle waits for a person, and we remove what should not be here.
Inference, labelled
Company, yard, area and sector matches are facts from the source. Discipline matches are not: they come from our mapping of role families to project phases — for example estimating before a tender, commissioning near start-up. It is not a vacancy count.
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