Norway’s largest wind farm to be through this street – NRK

It is a little komikveld, it must I say.

Eivind Andreas Endresen both cage and open shop in one of the houses in the Sandakergaten in Egersund, how it should slusa through around 250 rotor blades of around 60 metres per unit. Shipment starts on Monday, but when NRK had a talk with the residents and næringsdrivande in the street on Thursday, there were few who were informed about what was going to happen.

– I was overraska when I read it in the newspaper. No one had told me about it. It should they do. That said I think this will go very fine for my part, says Endresen, who get spesialtransporten just outside the window.

Eivind Andreas Endresen both cage and open shop in one of the houses in the Sandakergaten in Egersund

Photo: Mathias Oppedal / NRK

– One solution

First out is 50 windmills to Tellenes wind farm in Sokndal and Lund. Though, that one must transportera the long vingeblada through the pedestrian street, is that they have not achieved the sharp bend at the town hall in the city.

We have looked at all possible solutions, but this was the only one that would work, ” says Arild Fjeldahl in the Zephyr, which is responsible for the development of the wind farm.

the Harbour at Eigerøy was the only one that was sized to accommodate the large vindmølledelane. To come out to Tellenes must go through the city centre. When the 33 turbines is used to Egersund wind farm shall take them the same route.

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Here you can see how transportruta for Tellenes and Egersund wind farm is thought.

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Arild Fjeldahl from the company Zephyr.

Photo: Mathias Oppedal / NRK

Jone Omdal is a road – and utemiljøsjef in Eigersund kommune

Photo: Mathias Oppedal / NRK

Tungtransporten dominated the centre most kvardagskveldane in around half a years to come. Police ask trafikantar to the visa account when they meet on the broad and long transport.

“the Goal is that the transport to the two parkane to samordnast in a way so we are finished for the summer,” says Jone Omdal who is a road – and utemiljøsjef in Eigersund municipality.

Although both the noise and the activity will increase, they that dwell in the centre received little information. In Dalane tidende had Zephyr criticism from the public roads administration about the late information.

Information was also the theme when the municipality, the police, the fire department and the companies that are involved in the development of vindparkane met Tuesday.

– It is beklageleg if a man experiences it. This is complex and there are many involved. It can be a challenge to get information out to all parties, says Fjeldahl.

Now, all that dwell in the area to get a print in the mail with detailed information.

– It is a bit late, but it is fine. When a cage in the centre of a city, one must expect a little noise, ” says Endresen.

Fjeldahl on the side gler over the turbines is used to Tellenes wind farm that will be the wind farm in Norway that produces the most energy.

The first part of the vindturbinane has already come to the harbour on the Eigerøy.

Photo: Mathias Oppedal / NRK