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Photos and videos of Sofia Offshore Wind Farm as a time capsule of the project as it progresses through its development and construction phases.
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Sofia in the Tees Valley supply chain event (March 2022)
Final load-bearing stone platforms for the Sofia and Dogger Bank C converter stations (Feb 2022)
At Prysmian's plant in Pikkala, Finland: copper spools that will form the core of Sofia's export cables (Jan 2022)
View of Batam Yard: offshore converter station fabrication (Nov 2021)
Planting vegetation on the mounds at the end of the Wilton site to better screen the site for local residents (Nov 2021)
Voe Vanguard carries out nearshore UXO and archaeology investigations pre-construction (Oct 2021)
Archaeologist Rebecca Hercock excavates the remains of a Roman-British field system in Redcar as part of the pre-construction works (Sept 2021)
Official ground-breaking with project directors Steve Wilson (SSE) and Matthew Swanwick (RWE), Tees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen, Redcar MP Jacob Young, and Sembcorp’s Andy Koss. (July 2021)
Cadeler's brand new X-class vessels will install Sofia's 100 turbines (June 2021)
Construction starts on Sofia with Jones Bros onsite for the enabling works (June 2021)
Heerema's Sleipnir will install Sofia's 17,000 tonne topside and jacket foundation (April 2021)
RWE, GE and Sembcorp Marine sign HVDC contract (March 2021)
Bathymetry showing the seabed at Dogger Bank (Feb 2021)
Van Oord's jack-up vessel Aeolus is earmarked for the installation of Sofia's 100 monopile foundations (Dec 2020)
Sofia will be the first offshore wind farm to employ Prysmian's cutting-edge cable-laying vessel Leonardo da Vinci (Nov 2020)
Durham Archaeology carries out trial trenching at the converter station site (Nov 2020)
Computer-generated image of Sofia's onshore converter station (Sept 2020)