The Munich City Utility (Stadtwerke München: SWM) has assigned BBB Umwelttechnik GmbH (BBB) to conduct a technical due diligence on the "Sandbank" project in the German North Sea. The transaction between SWM and Vattenfall has now been successfully completed. The offshore wind farm is planned to be implemented from 2015 onwards by a project company that has been founded especially for that purpose.
In the technical due diligence on the “Sandbank” project BBB cooperated, as always when working in the offshore sector, with its well-established partner companies MECAL and ep4 offshore. Key items to be assessed were the yield estimations, the electrical concept and technical aspects of all relevant permits and project contracts. Furthermore the logistical, constructional and operational concepts as well as the associated assumptions for CAPEX and OPEX had to be evaluated by the offshore consulting partners.
With 72 wind turbines of the 4 megawatt class, a total nominal power of 288 megawatts and an investment volume of 1.2 billion Euros “Sandbank” is one of the big wind energy projects of SWM and Vattenfall. Both companies are already jointly implementing the adjacent “Dan Tysk” offshore wind farm, which is supposed to be put into operation in 2015. The “Dan Tysk” project had at that time also been subject to a technical due diligence conducted by BBB and its partners.
In the technical due diligence on the “Sandbank” project BBB cooperated, as always when working in the offshore sector, with its well-established partner companies MECAL and ep4 offshore. Key items to be assessed were the yield estimations, the electrical concept and technical aspects of all relevant permits and project contracts. Furthermore the logistical, constructional and operational concepts as well as the associated assumptions for CAPEX and OPEX had to be evaluated by the offshore consulting partners.
With 72 wind turbines of the 4 megawatt class, a total nominal power of 288 megawatts and an investment volume of 1.2 billion Euros “Sandbank” is one of the big wind energy projects of SWM and Vattenfall. Both companies are already jointly implementing the adjacent “Dan Tysk” offshore wind farm, which is supposed to be put into operation in 2015. The “Dan Tysk” project had at that time also been subject to a technical due diligence conducted by BBB and its partners.
