Alico Industries Company Limited has extensive experience in design and supply of sacrificial anodes for cathodic protection of offshore wind farm foundations and substations. Major completed projects are Moray Offshore Windfarm East, Scotland, Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm Project located in the North Sea Firth and Formosa II Offshore Wind Farm Project located off the coast of Taiwan.
In general, offshore wind farms utilize cathodic protection systems to safeguard the exterior subsea structures supporting the turbine tower. Mostly, SACP systems are not permitted to be used for ecological reasons and impressed current cathodic protection systems (ICCP) are followed instead. Well in that case, companies have historically provided close mounted anode systems constructed on marine designs which are not ideal for this application. Marine, or ship systems, rely on the fact that the hull of the vessel is covered and that every 5 years the vessel is dry docked and the covering is repaired. This is unlikely possible with an offshore wind farm structure which in any case usually has a large area of uncoated steel.
Formosa 2 is a 376MW offshore wind power project situated in the Strait of Taiwan. The Formosa 2 site is 3.8km off Taiwan’s west coast, with the furthest point of the project 9.5km from the shore.
The 1,075MW Seagreen offshore wind farm project is located in 27KM off the coast of Angus in the North Sea Firth, Scotland. Seagreen will be Scotland’s largest and deepest offshore wind farm when completed…
The Moray Firth Offshore Wind Farm project is located in the outer Moray Firth, 22km off the coast of Scotland and is owned by the GeoSea Company of Belgium…
Alico Industries Company Limited is a subsidiary and a member of GIBCA group of companies, a major UAE industrial group with multi-disciplined activities covering industries such as Cable Manufacturing, Curtain walling, Glass processing, Aluminum and steel cladding, Air conditioning, Oil lubricants as well as being involved in trading, real estate and general trading
