Copyright Paul-Langrock.de. Luftaufnahme Siemens Vattenfall Offshore Windkraftpark Lillgrund des daenischen Anlagenbauer Siemens Windpower AS bei Sonnenuntergang, vorn Umspannwerk, Umspannstation. Im Oeresund erzeugen 48 Windennergieanlagen mit je 2,3 MW zusammen 110 MW elektrische Leistung. Transformer Station, Gruendung, Fundamente durch Hochtief Construction AG, Betreiber Energiekonzern Vattenfall AB, schwedisch. Luftbild, Vogelperspektive, Meer, Wasser, Offshorewindkraftpark, Offshorewindpark, Offshorewindkraft, Offshorewindkraftanlage, Offshore, Windrad, Windraeder, Windkraft, Windkraftanlage, Windenergie, Windenergieanlage, Energie, Elektrizitaet, Strom, erneuerbar, regenerativ, umweltfreundlich, nachhaltig, renewable, renewables, Schifffahrt. Lillgrund bei Malmoe, Schweden. 7. August 2008The Lillgrund wind farm is located in the Øresund between Malmö and Copenhagen. For this projectSiemens installed 48 2.3-93 wind turbines each rated at 2.3 megawatts (MW). The wind farm with a totalinstalled capacity of 110 MW is operated by the Swedish utility Vattenfall and officially went on line in June2008. It produces enough electricity to supply 60,000 Swedish households. The offshore substation platform(in the foreground) bundles the generated power and a 120-MVA power transformers transforms the 33kilovolts to a transmission voltage of 138 kilovolts so that the power generated by the wind farm can be fedinto the Swedish grid. Beside the transformer the platform also accommodated medium-voltage switchgearand an auxiliary power transformer for the substation.
ANALYSIS: Siemens' new turbine proves there's life below 5MW
Most eyes in the offshore wind industry are inevitably fixed on the 6-8MW class “super-turbines” that will lead the sector into the largest construction campaign in its history, starting with the German North Sea and UK Round 3 zone developments.
