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Fugro Secures Offshore Wind Site Survey in German North Sea

June 23, 2025
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Fugro Secures Contracts for Offshore Wind Farm Development in German North Sea

Fugro, a leading provider of geo-data services, has recently announced that it has secured contracts to conduct geophysical and geotechnical site investigations for the development of two large-scale offshore wind farms in the German North Sea.

Project Overview

The two wind farms, Windbostel Ost and Windbostel West, are a joint venture between energy giants RWE and TotalEnergies, with a combined generating capacity of 4 GW. These projects are part of Germany’s ambitious renewable energy goals and will play a crucial role in the country’s transition to sustainable energy sources.

Site Characterization Work

Fugro’s scope of work includes comprehensive site characterization to provide essential geo-data on the seabed and subsurface conditions northwest of the island of Borkum. This data is crucial for the design and construction of the wind farms, ensuring their safe and efficient operation.

Geophysical and Geotechnical Investigations

The geophysical surveys conducted by Fugro will map the seabed and shallow subsurface layers, identifying potential hazards and informing design considerations. The geotechnical investigation will provide data on the seabed’s soil composition and characteristics through in situ testing and sampling.

Importance of Data

The combined geophysical and geotechnical data will be instrumental in foundation design, structural analysis, cable routing, and risk assessment during both the construction and operational phases of the wind farms. This data is essential for ensuring the long-term success and sustainability of the projects.

Commitment to Sustainable Energy

John ten Hoope, Fugro’s Regional Business Line Director for Marine Site Characterisation in Europe and Africa, stated, “This project aligns with our goal of supporting the development of sustainable energy solutions and using our expertise in complex offshore investigations. We are committed to providing the critical Geo-data needed for the safe and efficient development of these important wind farms, contributing to the growth of renewable energy in the North Sea.”

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Continued Success in Offshore Wind Sector

This contract builds upon Fugro’s previous geotechnical investigations for the Nordseecluster project in Germany and further solidifies the company’s position as a key player in the offshore wind sector. Fugro’s expertise and commitment to excellence make them a trusted partner for major renewable energy projects.

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