BUSS Energy’s WINdQUAY project at its Eemshaven terminal secures EU funding

These types of infrastructures are essential to driving the transition toward a more sustainable circular economy.
El aumento de la capacidad para proyectos de energía eólica marina en el proyecto WINdQUAY

BUSS Energy’s ( BTE ) Eemshaven Terminal is implementing the WINdQUAY project to strengthen the port infrastructure in collaboration with Groningen Seaports ( GSP ). The main objective of this project is to expand the terminal to support the growing offshore wind energy sector in the North Sea.

Increased capacity with the WINdQUAY project

The development is partly funded by the European Union through the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency ( CINEA ), and the initiative focuses on improving the terminal’s cargo capacity as well as optimizing logistics for offshore energy projects .

WINdQUAY ‘s main objective is to expand the terminal’s existing infrastructure to meet the needs of the offshore wind sector. This will be achieved by strengthening the quayside areas and improving ground conditions to handle the heavy loads of wind turbine components and the vessels responsible for their installation.

The expansion will allow the dock to handle a loading capacity of up to 40 t/m², increasing operational flexibility for the installation of wind turbines and other heavy equipment. In addition, the facilities will be strengthened to accommodate the heavy-lift vessels essential for offshore projects in the region.

The WINdQUAY project is a crucial step in improving the infrastructure of the Eemshaven Bus Terminal. With the construction of another heavy-duty quay, we are increasing flexibility and creating a more efficient basis for offshore wind energy projects in the North Sea.

Marc Wegman, general manager of the BUSS Eemshaven Terminal.

The expansion of the Eemshaven terminal serves as a strategic base for offshore wind projects in the region, underscoring the growing importance of Buss Terminal Eemshaven as a partner for Europe’s energy future. With the rise of renewable energy and the growing demand for clean energy solutions, this type of infrastructure is critical to driving the transition to a more sustainable economy.

A strategic collaboration with CINEA and Groningen Seaports

The financial support from the European Union, through CINEA , clearly demonstrates the strategic importance of this project for the region. The cooperation with Groningen Seaports also highlights the collaboration between the public and private sectors to improve infrastructure and foster the development of offshore wind energy .

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Source and photo: Buss Ports