Cowi to design Irish offshore park

Cowi will be responsible for the project’s design of foundations, associated components and foundations for offshore substations.

by VIKTOR BRANDT KÆRGAARD

Cowi has been awarded a contract for the Codling Wind Park offshore wind project being run by EDF Renewables and Fred. Olsen Seawind.

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