Oil firm Shell, energy company Innogy and wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy are joining forces in the €18m ($21m) development of the TetraSpar floating foundation concept for offshore wind turbines. The project is being led by a consortium including Shell with its subsidiary BP as lead partner, along with French engineering group Areva NP and German renewable energy giant RWE npower. TetraSpar floating foundation concept. It will be built and assembled in Denmark.
Oil firm Shell, energy company Innogy and wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy are joining forces in the €18m ($21m) development of the TetraSpar floating foundation concept for offshore wind turbines. The project is being led by a consortium including Shell with its subsidiary BP as lead partner, along with French engineering group Areva NP and German renewable energy giant RWE npower. It will be built and assembled in Denmark.