Siemens signs €700m Butendiek deal

Siemens-Servicemitarbeiter vor dem Offshore-Windpark Lillgrund zwischen Malmö und Kopenhagen in Schweden. Siemens hat im Projekt Lillgrund 48 Windenergieanlagen des Typs SWT-2.3-93 mit einer Leistung von jeweils 2,3 Megawatt (MW) installiert. Der Windpark mit einer installierten Gesamtleistung von 110 Megawatt (MW) wird vom schwedischen Energieversorger Vattenfall betrieben und wurde im Juni 2008 offiziell in Betrieb genommen. Der Offshore-Windpark Lillgrund produziert genug Strom, um 60.000 schwedische Haushalte zu versorgen.Siemens service personnel in front of the Lillgrund offshore wind farm Lillgrund in the Øresund between Malmö and Copenhagen. For the Lillgrund project Siemens installed 48 SWT-2.3-93 wind power systems each rated at 2.3 megawatts (MW). The wind farm with a total installed capacity of 110 MW is operated by the Swedish utility Vattenfall and officially came on line in June 2008. The Lillgrund offshore wind farm produces enough electrcity to supply 60,000 Swedish households.
Siemens has been awarded a €700m ($945m) order by Germany’s wpd to supply and install 80 of its 3.6MW turbines for the Butendiek wind farm, off the German North Sea coast.

Butendiek is to be erected about 32km west of the island of Sylt near the German-Danish border in waters about 20-meters deep.

Slated to come online in 2015, the wind park will have a capacity of 288MW.

Butendiek is the eighth offshore wind power plant order that Siemens has won in German waters.

 “By 2020, we estimate that the combined installed electrical generating capacity of wind power installations worldwide will reach 500GW,” says Felix Ferlemann, CEO of Siemens Energy’s Wind Power Division.

“Offshore wind power plants constitute by far the fastest growing segment of this market.…

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