Offshore

Vestas Reaches 100 Offshore Installations for V236-15.0 MW Turbine

Vestas has reached 100 offshore installations of its V236-15.0 MW turbine as construction advances at the 1.2 GW Baltic Power offshore wind farm in Poland.

Image: Screenshot from a video published by Vestas

16, June 2026
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Vestas has reached 100 offshore installations of its V236-15.0 MW turbine, marking a milestone as construction continues at the Baltic Power offshore wind farm in Poland.

The 1.2 GW project is moving forward after Cadeler’s jack-up vessel Wind Osprey installed the first of 76 Vestas 15 MW turbines at the site in July 2025.

In February and March this year, Van Oord completed the installation of the monopiles and transition pieces. Inter-array cable installation remains underway.

Baltic Power is owned by a joint venture between Orlen Group and Northland Power. The offshore wind farm is scheduled to start operations later this year.

Tags: Baltic Power, Featured News, offshore wind, Poland, Vestas

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