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Éoliennes en mer

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What Éoliennes en mer does.

Éoliennes en Mer is a company involved in the construction of offshore wind farms, specifically the Dieppe Le Tréport project, which is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026. The first turbine was installed on June 11, 2026, marking an important milestone. The substation at sea was installed in July 2025, and all foundations are now in place. The company has a base for operation and maintenance that is currently functional. The project began construction in January 2024, with the offshore substation installation being a significant step forward. As of July 17, 11 turbines have been installed, and power generation from these turbines has begun on land.

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