Most wind turbines are designed and certified for a 20–25 year service life. After this period, they have to be decommissioned or the accredited operational lifetime has to be extended, often accompanied by repowering.
While processes for decommissioning/repowering onshore wind parks are well known, the experience with offshore ones is limited. This project shall close this gap by devising and developing ecoinnovative concepts.
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Study on various types of potential fleets that can serve decommissioning of offshore wind parks
08 April 2021Study has been conducted on various types of potential fleets that can serve decommissioning of offshore wind parks.
The findings indicates tha…
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Market survey of Remotely operated vehicles and decommissioning tools for the removal of monopile foundations in the offshore wind industry
08 April 2021The objective of this paper was to provide a market survey of existing ROVs of various types, available ROV tools and other existing tools, which can…
Read moreHighlights of the Mid-term conference February 2021
23 February 2021Below you can find all relevant material generated from the Mid-term conference from the DecomTools project, 2021.
You will find the link to the v…
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Status overview Report: Decom offshore wind farms, recycling, reusing and selling of components/materials
12 January 2021A new status overview report from the Interreg North Sea project Decom Tools highlights the aspect of decommissioning of the components and material…
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Decommission Decision Support System
18 December 2020In this version, the user can select one of the 6 available wind turbine removal and one of the 4 available foundation removal scenarios. It include…
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