Project: Baltic Eagle Offshore Wind Farm
Service: Construction – Pre-assembly
Capacity: 476 MW
Location: Baltic Sea, 75 km off the German coast
About the Project:
Baltic Eagle is a 476-megawatt offshore wind farm under construction in the Baltic Sea, 75 km off the coast of Germany. Spanning an area of 40 square kilometers, the wind farm will feature 47 V174 turbines, capable of generating enough electricity to power 475,000 homes.
The project is set to be significantly larger than its predecessor, Arcadis Ost, at nearly five times the scale.
Challenge:
At the client’s request, Boston Energy faced two primary challenges: retaining the skilled technicians from the Arcadis Ost project while ramping up to meet the expanded demands of the Baltic Eagle project. Additionally, there were still three towers left to complete on Arcadis Ost, requiring a seamless transition of resources into the Baltic Eagle Pre-Assembly phase – all while ensuring continuity in service and quality without disruption.
Our Solution:
We retained as many experienced technicians from the Arcadis Ost project as possible, ensuring a smooth transition for both the technicians and customer.
We also deployed additional technicians to meet the scaled-up needs of the Baltic Eagle project, ensuring we could meet both the customer’s demands and the project’s timeline.
Results: