rebo general 2015-05-04
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on the REBO terminal in ENERGY PORT OOSTENDE MARITIME ACCESS & LOGISTIC OPERATIONS
Emmanuël Timmermans
business development manager
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RENEWABLE ENERGY BASE OOSTENDE
– priority for offshore installation vessels –
- easy access by: airplane; road; railway; helicopter - no locks - loading & unloading - storage area - O&M facilities
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MISSION STATEMENT
“To make the Port of Ostend the beating heart of the offshore wind business in a radius of 200 km around Ostend”
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1 / LOCATION 2 / MARITIME ACCESS 3 / REBO 4/ INFRASTRUCTURE & LOGISTICS 5/ REALISATIONS 6/ O&M
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1/ LOCATION Europe – Belgium – Oostende
BERLIN
MILAN
PARIS
LONDON
270 km
300 km
1000 km
850 km
BRUSSELS
OOSTENDE
900 km ESJBERG
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1/ LOCATION Belgian sea ports
OOSTENDE
BRUSSELS
ANTWERP
GHENT
HASSELT BRUGES
KORTRIJK
WALLONIE
FLANDERS
ZEEBRUGGE
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1/ LOCATION neighboring ports
300 NM
243 NM
80 NM
160 NM
OOSTENDE
BREMERHAVEN
HULL
PORTSMOUTH
ROTTERDAM
ESJBERG 486 NM
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1/ LOCATION windfarms in the North Sea
OOSTENDE 200 km
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1/ LOCATION
map of the port
- open sea - inner water - railway - highway - airway
COMPLETE INDUSTRIAL AREA IS MULTIMODAL UNLOCKED:
outer port inner port
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
geographical position
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
approach from open sea to port
alignment 143° indicated by leading lights new construction of 2 moles > access of vessels up to 200 m length > entrance = 130 m wide at -8.4 m TAW > broadens out 5 cables inside the entrance
> to a turning basin with a diameter of 300 m
1-2 3 4
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
approach from open sea to port
300 m
270 m
150m (-8,5m TAW)
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
approach from open sea to port – harbour wall heads
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
approach from open sea to port – widening eastern shore 2015
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
approach from open sea to port
Neptune
Length over all (LOA) 60 m
Width 38 m
Maximum draft 3,9 m
accomodation 60 p
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
approach from open sea to port Pacific Osprey
Length over all (LOA) 160,9 m
Width 49 m
Minimum draft 5,5 m
Maximum draft 6 m
accomodation 111 p
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
Port Control & MRCC: Maritime Rescue & Coordination Centre
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2/ MARITIME ACCESS
Port Control & MRCC: Maritime Rescue & Coordination Centre
PORT CONTROL & MRCC
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3/ REBO
Renewable Energy Base port of Oostende
assembly & storage area with direct access to open sea
assembly & storage area behind the locks
offices & storage
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3/ REBO
shareholders & goal SHAREHOLDERS Public Private Founded 2012 GOAL 1. Invest in existing and new port infrastructures to attract offshore wind activities. 2. Exploitation of a 15 ha offshore terminal.
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3/ REBO
investments REBO invested more than € 15.000.000 (2013 -2014): -> reinforcement of the sea bed along the quays (new jackup vessels)
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3/ REBO
investments REBO invested more than € 15.000.000 (2013 -2014): -> reinforcement of the sea bed along the quays (new jackup vessels) -> reinforcement > 10 Ha of terminal surfaces (heavy lift capacity: 10 - 20 T/m²)
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3/ REBO
investments REBO invested more than € 15.000.000 (2013 -2014): -> reinforcement of the sea bed along the quays (new jackup vessels) -> reinforcement > 10 Ha of terminal surfaces (heavy lift capacity: 10 - 20 T/m²) -> invest in real estate (project management and O&M infrastructure)
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3/ REBO
Wind farms in the North Sea windfarms in the Belgian part of the North Sea
REBO terminal
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3/ REBO
share holders Belgian wind farms / share holders REBO
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3/ REBO
• outstanding geographical location
• excellent & immediate access to open sea
• no locks
• 127 ha available in the port of Oostende for renewable energy activities
• quays with a capacity able to handle from 4 T/m² to 20T/m²
• 15 Ha of terminal surfaces (with heavy lift capacity) and with capacity for extension
• priority to offshore wind vessels
summary
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4.1/ INFRASTRUCTURE
gravel reinforced sea bed
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4.1/ INFRASTRUCTURE
RORO pontoons
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4.1/ INFRASTRUCTURE
Bold Tern – Fred Olsen / HEAVY LIFT QUAY
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4.1/ INFRASTRUCTURE
Innovation – GeoSea
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4.1/ INFRASTRUCTURE
Innovation – GeoSea
Port of Aalborg (DK) Project: Westermost Rough Offshore Windfarm (UK)
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4.1/ INFRASTRUCTURE
Neptune – GeoSea
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4.1/ INFRASTRUCTURE
> 127 ha dedicated areas for wind farm logistics > 15 Ha of terminal surfaces with heavy lift capacity up to 20 T/m2 > heavy load bearing quays > dedicated pontoons, mooring facilities for workboats, tugboats, crew vessels
summary
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
Construction & loading of 6 Gravity Base Foundations (GBF)
site Halve Maan – unit weight: 2700 tons
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
GBF – preparation for loading with Rambiz floating crane
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GBF – move on SPMT
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GBF – half submerged (weight reduction)
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
storage for jacket on pontoons
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prepiles – Flinder Rose unloading
4.2 / LOGISTICS
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prepiles – storage on quay side
4.2 / LOGISTICS
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nacelles, 4 hubs, 8 tower sections – pontoon manoeuvering
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blades arrival by road (night transport only) (63,5 m long) truck turning into harbour area
4.2 / LOGISTICS
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blades arrive by ship – unloading blades
4.2 / LOGISTICS
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arrival & unloading of Alstom Haliade (420 T) – arrival on pontoon square onto the quay
4.2 / LOGISTICS
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arrival & unloading of Alstom Haliade (420 T) – off it comes
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arrival & unloading of Alstom Haliade (420 T) – ready positioned
4.2 / LOGISTICS
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
cable Northwind –Jan De Nul
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cable Northwind –Jan De Nul
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
ready for assembly
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
Neptune & Goliath in the port
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
Neptune for C-Power
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Thor for C-Power
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Thor for C-Power
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
WIND for Belwind
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Thor & Wind
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
quay
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
Bold Tern
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
hub with blades on Neptune
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
positioning in between spuds & towers
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
Haliade 150 6MW loaded on Bold Tern in floating position
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
ready to go to sea
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
passing harbour walls heads
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Bold Tern sailing out with haliade 150 6MW
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
Deme platforms at work
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4.2 / LOGISTICS
Bold Tern at work
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5/ REALISATIONS
INSTALLATION ZONE
O&M ZONE
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5/ REALISATIONS
C-Power - Northwind – Belwind I – Alstom
C-Power I, II, III 52 x 6,15 MW Senvion turbine total 325,2 MW
Belwind I 55 x 3 MW Vestas turbine total 165 MW
Northwind 72 x 3 MW Vestas turbine total 216 MW
Belwind I (Alstom test) 1 x 6 MW Haliade 150 turbine total 6 MW
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6/ O&M
new & renovated buildings along the quay
MHI Vestas – Alstom – Parkwind - Geosea
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new & renovated buildings with direct access to the quay
Falck Safety Services – Cofely – Senvion – OWA – Technum – Flidar – eCoast (sanitary facilities for up to 100 people)
6/ O&M
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new & renovated buildings with direct access to the quay
Falck Safety Services: training basin & boat landing
6/ O&M
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new & renovated buildings with direct access to the quay
Falck Safety Services: tower
6/ O&M
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6/ O&M
heli port
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6/ O&M
3 pontoons and 1 fixed crane for service vessels
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6/ O&M
3 pontoons and 1 fixed crane for service vessels
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6/ O&M
6000 movements (2013 - 2014)
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6/ O&M
online pontoon booking system ‘Ensor’
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6/ O&M
Oostende, homebase for …
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SEE YOU SOON www.reboostende.be
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CONTACT
Rebo
Emmanuël Timmermans Business development manager [email protected] www.reboostende.be Address : REBO nv. Slijkensesteenweg 2, 8400 Oostende, Belgium (Europe) Tel : 0032 (0) 59.34.07.51. Mob. : 0032 (0) 475.42.48.85.
Port of Oostende
Paul Gérard General manager Port of Oostende [email protected] www.portofoostende.be Address : Port of Oostende. Slijkensesteenweg 2, 8400 Oostende, Belgium (Europe) Tel : 0032(0) 59.34.07.11 [email protected]