The
900MW
link
is
due
to
be
completed
in
2017
and
will
transport
power
via
an
83km
subsea
cable
to
the
German
coast.
It
will
then
travel
a
further
79km
via
an
underground
cable
to
the
converter
station
in
Dörpen/West
in
Lower
Saxony.
TenneT
–
which
has
faced
criticism
over
its
management
of
delayed
German
North
Sea
offshore
grid
links
–
says
DolWin3
will
bring
the
total
grid-tied
offshore
capacity
to
6.2GW.
Alstom
has
named
platform
constructor
Nordic
Yards
and
cable
supplier
Prysmian
as
its
partners
on
the
project.
Alstom
has…
