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First summer storm for Merganser With bft 9 and wind gusts above 90 km/h the first storm for Merganser is a fact. Our wave buoy Obscape B.V. noted a significant wave height of 3.8m with a maximum wave height of 7.1m. Below of a picture of Merganser coping nicely the storm, made by our colleague Nick van Keulen. A pleasure to see merganser floating calmly in the sunset after the storm had passed. https://lnkd.in/e2__6y-9

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John Dolza

Sr Project Manager at D3Energy | Leading floating solar construction and 6Sigma process improvement

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The picture in that storm is incredible! It seems to float more like an oil rig, above the waves. Again, the mooring design must be incredibly robust. Well done Solar Duck, truly impressive!

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Martijn van den Brink

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Naast #windopzee op de #Noordzee nu ook #zonopzee, en bestand tegen stormkrachten en meters hoge golven!

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