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13 November 2026

Deutsche Windtechnik picked for UK offshore wind maintenance job

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Deutsche Windtechnik picked for UK offshore wind maintenance job

German offshore wind services specialist Deutsche Windtechnik has secured a five-year operations and maintenance contract covering two offshore wind farms in the UK. The agreement, awarded by asset manager XceCo, covers the Lynn and Inner Dowsing wind farms off Lincolnshire, which have a combined installed capacity of 194. 4MW. The contract will begin on April 1, …

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