One went to a team of Norway’s Aker Solutions and Swedish-Swiss engineer ABB; the other went to Norway’s Aibel and Hitachi energy.
Located 80km off the coast of Peterhead in northeast Scotland, the project aims to be the first commercial-scale floating wind farm in Europe.
It’s being developed by Norwegian wind company Vårgrønn and Aberdeen-based Flotation Energy.
When fully operational in 2029, the project is expected to supply 1.5 TWh of renewable power to the grid annually, enough to supply approximately 555,000 homes a year.
Matthew Green, project director at Flotation Energy, called the awards a “significant milestone”.
“We are thrilled to be collaborating with these engineering teams as we continue to develop the wind farm at rapid pace,” he said.
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