Technip Energies to Provide FEED for Equinor Floating Offshore Wind Firefly Project in South Korea
Technip Energies has been awarded a Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) contract by Equinor South Korea for the Firefly offshore floating wind project, located 70 kilometers off South Korea's East Coast. The project, aiming for 800 megawatts capacity, will utilize Technip’s INO15™ floater technology, designed for efficient mass production. The wind farm is set to operate by 2027 and will contribute to Equinor's renewable capacity goals. Technip reinforces its commitment to supporting energy transition through innovative engineering solutions.
- Awarded FEED contract for the 800 megawatt Firefly offshore wind project by Equinor.
- Utilization of INO15™ technology, enhancing competitive edge in floating wind solutions.
- Project aligns with Equinor's renewable energy goals of 12-16 gigawatts by 2030.
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The FEED contract covers engineering of the floating wind turbine substructures for the proposed 800 megawatts offshore wind farm. The design of the substructures will include Technip Energies’ in-house floater technology INO15™. With a capacity of 15 megawatts, INO15™ technology is a three columns semi-submersible floater which is well suited for fabrication in large series. The substructure design is in alignment with Equinor's wind semi design principles.
Firefly wind farm is planned for an area of 2 x 75 km2 off the coast of the city of
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