RWE receives construction permit for F.E.W. Baltic II offshore wind farm – JBO provides permit planning

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🔔 We are delighted to congratulate RWE on receiving the building permit for their F.E.W. Baltic II offshore wind farm. 🔔

This significant milestone brings us all one step closer to enhancing the renewable energy infrastructure in the Polish Baltic Sea.

We are proud of our incredible #TeamJBO who provided RWE with the building permit design for the WTG substructures. Their expertise and dedication were instrumental in achieving this milestone.

Also, we are grateful for RWE’s continued trust in our design services.

Stay tuned for more updates as we progress towards the commissioning of this project.

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