Hughes Subsea has been awarded a contract on Poland’s Baltic Power offshore wind farm. The work scope involves boulder clearance during the construction phase and is expected to last about 70 days, parent company OEG Renewables said. Hughes Subsea will utilise the chartered-in 2003-built offshore support vessel Northern Victoria. The vessel was mobilised from the Port of Aberdeen in early October and will operate out of Gdynia for the duration of the project. The offshore operations will involve the identification, investigation, and relocation of boulders across an area of approximately 130 sq km, preparing the site for the installation of wind turbines. OEG Renewables business GEOSIGHT will be supporting the work scope. The 1.2GW Baltic Power offshore wind farm is a joint project of Poland’s state-controlled Orlen and its Canadian partner Northland Power. The wind farm, located 23 km off the northern coast of Poland, will comprise 76 wind turbines, each with a generating capacity of 15MW. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1_95_0_1_2'); }); TagsOffshore Wind Poland United Kingdom