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TenneT 2GW programme: 14 offshore grid connections by about 2032
Seven Dutch and seven German 2GW HVDC connections on one standard design. Nederwiek 1 and 2 are targeted for 2030, Doordewind 1 and 2 land at Eemshaven.
Source: TenneT
TenneT 2GW offshore grid programme
Heerema begins building the jacket for IJmuiden Ver Gamma
Heerema Fabrication Group has started construction of the jacket for TenneT's IJmuiden Ver Gamma platform in Vlissingen; the Nederwiek 2 jacket follows at the same yard. Each jacket weighs roughly 10,000 tonnes.
Source: reNEWS
TenneT 2GW offshore grid programme
Jacket for TenneT's IJmuiden Ver Beta platform takes shape in Vlissingen
The jacket for the IJmuiden Ver Beta 2GW platform is being assembled at Heerema's Vlissingen yard. TenneT targets commissioning of the connection in 2028.
Source: offshoreWIND.biz
TenneT 2GW offshore grid programme
Larsen & Toubro and Hitachi Energy sign 2GW framework agreement with TenneT
The consortium continues IJmuiden Ver Alpha and Nederwiek 1 and starts two new 2GW systems, Nederwiek 3 and LanWin 5 (Germany). L&T takes the offshore converter platforms, Hitachi Energy the HVDC technology. No contract value was published.
Source: Evertiq
TenneT 2GW offshore grid programme
TenneT awards 2GW platform transport and installation to Heerema and Allseas
Multi-year framework agreements cover transport and installation of the 2GW offshore converter platforms, with installation slots running to 2031.
Source: TenneT
TenneT 2GW offshore grid programme
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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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