Dismantling
Dismantling of Eight Enercon E66 Turbines in Dorna
Dorna, Germany
Professional dismantling of eight Enercon E66 wind turbines in Dorna, Germany, preparing the location for modern wind-energy development.
- Location
- Dorna, Germany
- Service
- Dismantling
- Manufacturer
- Enercon
- Turbine model
- Enercon E66
- Turbines
- 8
Project Overview
Background & work performed
Ultra Wind Energy carried out the professional dismantling of eight Enercon E66 wind turbines in Dorna, Germany. The project combined multi-unit coordination, dismantling logistics and component handling, and prepared the location for modern wind-energy development.
Scope of Work
Work stages
- 1
Professional dismantling of eight Enercon E66 turbines
- 2
Multi-unit project coordination
- 3
Dismantling logistics
- 4
Component handling
- 5
Preparation of the location for modern wind-energy development
The Challenge
Taking eight turbines of the same model out of service on one site required consistent multi-unit coordination and careful handling of dismantled components.
Our Solution
Our team planned and executed the dismantling of all eight Enercon E66 turbines, managed the associated logistics and component handling, and left the location ready for a modern wind-energy project.
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Dorna, Germany
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