WATCH: Belgium energy island structures completed

The image shows the Caissons being transferred to the Scaldia terminal for final finishing works

Source: Jan De Nul

Twenty-three concrete caissons for Belgium’s Princess Elisabeth Island have been completed, advancing offshore renewables and offshore wind grid integration in the North Sea.

Construction teams at Vlissingen in the Netherlands have successfully built and floated all 23 massive concrete structures that will form the foundations of the artificial energy island.

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