News

• Ramboll have joined the talent factory
  

• Ramboll will be present at:  

  • EWEC 2008, Brussels, 31 March - 3 April 2008 - more information here
    

• Ramboll assists in the development of one of the first US offshore wind farms 
  Read more here

  Current Projects:

  • Robin Rigg, UK
    Detailed design of 2 transformer sub stations. Awaiting certification.
    
  • Rhyl Flats, UK
    Detailed design of primary- and secondary steel.
    
  • La Banche and Bassure de Bass, France
    Conceptual design of foundations.
    
  • Meerwind, Norder Gründe and Borkum Riffgrund West, Germany. 
    Design requirements and conceptual foundation design.
    
  • Delaware, US. Owners engineer on the development of a 600 MW wind farm in the Atlantic Ocean. 
    
  • Lake Erie, US. Feasibility study on the 5-20MW demonstration project.
    
  • Sheringham Shoal, UK
    Conceptual design of foundations and trafo sub station.
    
  • Greater Gabbard, United Kingdom
    Assistance during permitting, preliminary geophysical and geotechnical investigations,  FEED foundation design and input to the EIS.
    
  • Long Island Offshore Wind, USA
    Geophysical and geotechnical investigations for update of conceptual 
    foundation design
    

  Projects under construction

  • Lynn & Inner Dowsing, United Kingdom
    Detailed design of foundation for two adjacent wind farms.
    
  • Robin Rigg Offshore wind farm, United Kingdom
    Detailed design of primary- and secondary steel. 
    
  • Bahrain World Trade Centre, Bahrain
    Feasibility study of 3 wind turbines located between and attached to
    two 260m buildings.

  Completed Projects

  • Kentish Flats, United Kingdom
    Detailed foundation design, certification, secondary structures
    (j-tubes, boat landings, ladders, platforms, anode systems)
    
  • Burbo Offshore Wind Farm, United Kingdom
    Detailed design of foundation for a wind park consisting of 25 3.6 MW turbines

  R&D projects

  • “Scour around monopiles used for offshore wind turbines” in co-operation with DHI Water & Environment and Aalborg University