These surveys aim to detect and locate magnetic anomalies potentially linked to unexploded ordnance (UXO), ensuring the safe installation of new offshore infrastructure. NextGeo previously demonstrated its expertise in similar activities in the Nederwiek area during 2024.
The operations in the Nederwiek area are set to commence in Q1 2025 and continue throughout the year. Meanwhile, activities in the Doordewind area are scheduled between Q1 and Q4 2026. Upon completion, this project will mark NextGeo’s involvement in nearly all Dutch offshore wind zones designated for Europe’s advanced offshore electrical grid development.
New energy infrastructure
This milestone further solidifies the longstanding partnership between NextGeo and TenneT, reaffirming the company’s pivotal role in the international offshore sector. With its expertise, proven capabilities, and commitment to high safety standards, NextGeo continues to make strides in supporting renewable energy infrastructure development.
Giovanni Ranieri, CEO of NextGeo, commented: “We would like to thank TenneT once again for their continued trust in us, which validates the solid foundation we have built over the past five years. This new award highlights NextGeo’s ability to provide all survey services necessary for the design and engineering of new energy infrastructure. It also underscores the effectiveness of our strategy, which aims to establish NextGeo as a contractor capable of autonomously managing the entire project lifecycle, offering clients comprehensive support across all phases of their projects.”
