Three ways to demolish offshore wind farms with hydrodemolition

Steve Ducker Desk Editor, Off Highway Research

19 August 2021

Offshore wind farms are now critical to meeting the United Kingdom’s electrical energy requirements for the rest of the 21st century and beyond. New turbine farms are being installed at a rapid rate.

Meanwhile, the first farms, installed two decades ago, are already reaching the end of their lives and are being decommissioned, creating new and demanding demolition challenges.

Ultra-high water pressure (UHP) jetting specialist RGL, a member of the Water Jetting Association, is developing technology that enables power companies and…

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