A
rescue
operation
was
launched
when
it
became
clear
the
48-year-old
British
man
was
in
difficulties
while
carrying
out
repairs
on
the
upper
part
of
turbine
foundations,
says
operating
consortium
DOTI.
An
initial
examination
by
a
doctor
suggests
the
diver
died
of
a
heart
attack,
according
to
a
statement.
A
full
autopsy
will
be
held.
The
60MW
Alpha
Ventus,
Germany’s
first
deep-water
offshore
wind
farm,
began
producing
power
in
2009.
DOTI
is
owned
by
utility
giants
EWE,
E.ON
and
Vattenfall.
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