Siemens
has
hired
the
company,
which
runs
two
shipyards
along
the
German
Baltic
Sea,
to
build
three
of
the
“offshore
sockets”
that
are
integral
to
the
future
of
the
German
industry.
Nordic
Yards
says
it
recently
performed
the
“dock
laying”
–
or
the
first
step
in
the
construction
process
–
for
SylWin1,
which
will
eventually
flow
864MW
of
electricity
back
to
the
German
mainland
from
projects
like
Dan
Tysk
and
Butendiek.
However,
the
fabricator
has
given
no
update
on
the
HelWin1
and
BorWin2
platforms
already
under
construction,
beyond
saying
they
are
“almost
completed”.