Vestas Supplies Inch Cape Turbines

Vestas named preferred supplier for Inch Cape offshore wind project. Located in Scotland, it has a capacity of 1.1 GW.

Vestas was selected by Inch Cape Offshore Limited, a joint venture between Red Rock Power Limited and ESB. It is the preferred supplier of wind turbines for the Inch Cape offshore wind farm. The project is located in Scotland and has a capacity of 1.1 GW.

Vestas involved in Inch Cape

The project is located 15 km off the coast of Angus, in the east of Scotland. It will comprise 72 V236-15.0 MW turbines. In addition, the agreement provides for a 15-year O&M contract.

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Nils de Baar, President of Vestas Northern & Central Europe, is delighted:

“Offshore wind projects are evolving rapidly, and Vestas is proud to play a leading role in this expansion with our state-of-the-art offshore technology. We are honored to have been selected as a preferred supplier by Inch Cape Offshore Limited, enabling us to support Scotland’s and the UK’s net-zero ambitions, while increasing the security of energy supply.”

A spokesperson for the Inch Cape project says he is proud of the project’s progress. It has reached a milestone in its development. In addition, Inch Cape will become the largest single source of renewable energy in Scotland. The project will benefit from Vestas’ experience.

If and when the agreement with Inch Cape becomes a firm order for the company, Vestas will disclose the order in a company announcement in accordance with the company’s disclosure policy.

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