Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm has been awarded a CfD, with the Stiesdal Offshore TetraSub selected as the foundation technology to deliver this frontrunner project

We are pleased to confirm that the Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm has been awarded a CfD, with the Stiesdal Offshore TetraSub selected as the foundation technology to deliver this frontrunner project.

The success of Pentland highlights the role of industrialized design in the future of offshore energy. By focusing on standardized components and modular manufacturing, we enable the repeatable processes required to deploy floating wind at the scale and pace necessary for the energy transition.

Key Unique selling points of the TetraSub for commercial-scale projects:

• Industrialized supply chain and competitive cost: Our modular “building block” design utilizes existing wind turbine tower production lines. This allows for mass manufacturing in a factory environment, offering a highly competitive cost-per-MW and greater price certainty for developers.
• Port versatility: TetraSub is designed for assembly in existing ports. By using standard land-based cranes and requiring only modest quayside space, we eliminate the need for specialized, deep-water infrastructure.
• Streamlined logistics: Components are designed for easy road and sea transport, enabling flexible use of supply chains from global to local.
• Ready for scale: The platform is engineered to host the next generation of high-capacity turbines, ensuring that frontrunner projects like Pentland remain technically and economically robust.

Stiesdal Offshore looks forward to continuing our collaboration with Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and the Pentland project team on this landmark project north of Scotland.