Company
- About Us
- The Trianel Windpark Borkum is the first offshore wind farm to have been established under the direction of Trianel Windkraftwerk Borkum GmbH & Co. KG with the exclusive involvement of 33 municipal utilities and regional energy suppliers. The project has enabled partners to contribute actively to a “greener” energy mix, to reduce CO₂ emissions and henceforth to supply customers with clean power from their own facilities.
Wind farm
- Overview
- Facts and figures
- Converter platform
- Location
- Job generator
- The Trianel wind farm is constructed over an area of 56 km² in the direct vicinity of the Alpha Ventus wind farm. The site is located about 45 km to the north of the East Friesian island of Borkum and will hold 80 wind turbines anchored to the seabed. The first 40 wind turbines have been installed and startet commercial operation in Q3 2015.
Environment
- Project progress
- Model wind turbine
- Noise prevention (bubble curtain)
- Environmental compatibility
- By its very nature, wind energy exploitation is a clean affair. When it is completed, the Trianel Windpark Borkum will lead to a reduction of CO₂ emissions of about 1.6 million tonnes and will thus make an important contribution to achieving climate protection targets.
Gallery
- Wind farm
- Turbine installation
- Converter Platform
- Tripods
- Vessels
- Bubble Curtain
- Videos
- Challenge Offshore. Impressive pictures and movies of Trianel Windpark Borkum - from early construction phase to commissioning.
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Trianel offshore wind farm gallery

Challenge Offshore. Impressive pictures and movies of Trianel Windpark Borkum - from early construction phase to commissioning.

Construction

Turbine installation

Technology

Converter Platform

Grounding

Tripods

Technology

Vessels

Noise insulation

Bubble Curtain

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