Marine lighting is crucial for ensuring safe access to the turbine, allowing teams to undertake maintenance and inspection duties.

For Scanel Green Energy, Glamox will supply 1379 Glamox MIR G2 marine-certified linear luminaires to illuminate the exterior of the turbine foundation platforms for visiting maintenance teams. The lighting will cover the landing area, guardrails, cranes, and the access door to the turbine’s interior.

“At Scanel Green Energy, we value the strong and ongoing collaboration we’ve built over several projects with Glamox. With the Hornsea 3 project now underway, we look forward to continuing this professional collaboration,” said Sebastian Moroder Ottesen, Head of Projects at Scanel Green Energy.

The Hornsea 3 wind farm, to be located 120 km off the coast of Norfolk, England, is projected to generate more electricity than Hornsea 1 and 2 combined. Each turbine will be mounted on a fixed XXL monopile foundation, without the need for a transition piece. The foundations are being constructed by Aarsleff BIZ Sp. z o.o. in Poland, where Scanel Green Energy will install the Glamox marine-certified lighting for the external platforms.

“We are excited to light the way for Hornsea 3, which will play an important role in the energy security of the UK,” added Tommy Stranden, the Chief Sales and Commercial Officer, Glamox’s Marine, Offshore & Wind division. “We cut our teeth on lighting offshore energy platforms beginning in the 1970s and are now leading in lighting the transition to offshore wind. We provide lighting globally for turbines, substations, and the vessels that install, commission, and service wind farms. Lighting is a crucial component of every offshore wind farm.”

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