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Cadeler Advances Hornsea 3 Mobilisation

Cadeler has completed mobilisation of Wind Ally and Wind Orca for Hornsea 3, advancing foundation transport and installation work for the 2.9 GW offshore wind project.
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Cadeler has completed mobilization of Wind Ally and Wind Orca for the Hornsea 3 offshore wind farm, marking a key step toward the next phase of offshore foundation installation.

Wind Ally completed mobilization at Port of Rotterdam and arrived at Steel River Quay in Teesside, where monopile loading has started. The project is the vessel’s first assignment since delivery.

Wind Orca has completed a maintenance period and project mobilization through Port Esbjerg, Odense Port, and Port of Tyne. Port of Tyne will serve as the loadout port for secondary steel.

Over the coming year, Cadeler will deliver the full foundation transportation and installation (T&I) scope for Hornsea 3. The offshore wind farm, developed by Ørsted, will have a capacity of 2.9 GW and is expected to become the world’s largest offshore wind farm, supplying renewable power for more than 3.3 million UK homes.

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