Fabricated by Aibel AS, the substations for Dogger Bank offshore wind farm are critical components, collecting and converting power from the transformers and sending electricity ashore to power homes. The steel construction of the substations began in Aibel’s yard in Thailand, before being shipped to a second Aibel yard in Haugesund, Norway for further steelwork to be carried out and installation of transformers and other complex components. Watch part two of our project documentary! #Mammoet #O

Dogger Bank Wind Farm will be the world’s largest offshore wind farm when it is completed. Located off the Northeast coast of England, in the North Sea, it will have an installed capacity of 3.6GW and power around six million homes annually. Mammoet assisted Aibel AS with the three execution phases of each substation: the load-out in Thailand in Laem Chabang, the load-in in Haugesund, Norway and the final weighing and load-out for transport to the North Sea. Watch part one of our documentary now