POWER | APPLICATION REPORT
market and technology leaders to create a standardized and scalable solution for all floating offshore wind power requirements.” The installed capacity of floating offshore wind installations is forecast to grow from 66 MW in 2019 to at least 6.2 GW in 2030 as more countries in Europe, Asia and
North America are expected to develop deepwater wind resources. Offshore wind already accounted for
10% of global new wind power installations in 2019. Buoyed by expansion into new markets and acceleration of the global energy transition, GWEC Market
Intelligence foresees offshore wind playing an increasingly important role in the overall growth of the global wind market and expects offshore wind to contribute to more than 20% of total wind installations by 2025. As the world’s largest regional offshore
LIEBHERR PARTNERS WITH OHT ON ALFA LIFT
A heavy installation crane vessel with semi-submersible heavy transportation capabilities, Alfa Lift will be world’s largest, installation of next generation foundations. OHT’s wind turbine installation jack-up vessels will arrive to market from 2023 and will be capable of installing the next generations of Wind Turbine Generators (WTG’s). The shipbuilding building a more sustainable future for the generations to come. Liebherr is supplying a slewing platform and A-frame of the
site at the port of Rostock with two giant crane components ready
78000, rail-mounted heavy-duty gantry crane. The slewing platform and A-frame will be assembled on Alfa Lift “The crane can only be assembled and installed once the vessel “Another important element of the partnership with OHT is our support and guidance for the initial setup of the crane onboard Alfa Lift. Due to the extensive experience of our experts, a with supervision for the installation, commissioning and testing England.
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