Gwynt y Môr Windfarm: Weekly Notice of Operations, 12th April 2012

This is a summary of the weekly notice of operations for the Gwynt y Môr Wind Farm issued on 12th April 2012 to harbour masters and sea users .  This notice describes recent operations, work planned for the next 7 days, and provides a list of vessels operating on the site with their contact details.

Work carried out over past 7 days

The vessel Tideway Rolling Stone has been laying Foundation Stones at various turbine positions (see our earlier update here).

Work planned for next 7 days

The work planned for the next 7 days on the site is:

  • Freya will be carrying out survey work on the export cable route (see earlier update here).
  • Penhros Bay will be utilised as Crew Transfer / Stand by vessel, running out of Conwy Marina. To stand by during Jacket installation duties.
  • Union Beaver will be laying Mattresses & carrrying out Diving Operations at Various locations alongside Workbarge MPR2 who will be assisting with anchors (see earlier update here).
  • OSP East Jacket to be loaded at Methil, Fife.
  • Stanislav Yudin is mobilising in Rotterdam (see earlier update here).

List of vessels at site for next 7 days

The vessels that will be operating on the site over the next 7 days, and their contact details, are given below.

  • Freya: Export cable survey vessel | Call sign VSY 07.
  • Penhros Bay [tbc]:  Crew transfer vessel | Call sign 2DLB8.
  • Union Beaver: Mattress Laying Vessel DSV | Call sign ORLA.
  • MPR 2: Anchor handling barge.

Port Arrivals

The planned port arrivals over the next 7 days are:-

  • Cammel Laird Birkenhead/Port of Liverpool.
    MV Joergen  expected 17th April Delivering Transition pieces and Monopiles – Berth arranged on the South Quay,WetBasinat Cammel Laird.
  • Mostyn.
    None planned

Please contact Jim Andrews, Fishery Liaison Officer (+44(0)7908-225865) if you have any queries or concerns about these activities.

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