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,
