Eurogate gets the wind up

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An area of the underused Container Terminal Wilhelmshaven (CTW), operated by Eurogate, will be used to handle, store and assemble rotor stars for the 400MW Global Tech I offshore wind park, located around 110 km off Germany’s North Sea coast, on behalf of Areva Wind. Overall responsibility for this project lies with BLG, which co-owns Eurogate and signed the contract with Areva Wind.

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