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A U N I Q U E A R E A F O R A L L Y O U R O F F S H O R E E N E R G Y R E Q U I R E M E N T S Alliance of Port & Offshore related industries and regional authoritiesAMSTERDAM IJMUIDEN OFFSHORE PORT

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2006: OWEZ/Egmond wind farm: 108 Mw installed at 18m water depth.

2008: Prinses Amaliawind farm, 120Mw installed at 19-24m water depth.

(A) IJmondhaven - IJmuiden• Space: 100.000m2 (including quays) • Quay: 600m. With two specially designed and constructed

reinforced concrete loading platforms for wind turbines. Load varies between 16.5 – 23.5 tons. Moorings every 15 m (Safe Working Load of 60 tons)

• Draft: 10m LAT (Lowest Astronomical Tide)• Vessel capacity: max. LOA 295m, max. beam 70m, max. draft 9.5m• Cranes, warehouses and other services: cranes and lifting equip-

ment available from third parties. Warehousing available

(B) Middenhavengebied – IJmuiden• Space: 15.000m2 (excluding quays) • Quay: 640m length, moorings every 15m

(Safe Working Load 60 tons/30 tons)• Draft: 9m LAT• Vessel capacity: max. LOA 165m, max. beam

50m/30m, max. draft 8.5m• Cranes, warehouses and other services:

cranes and lifting equipment available from third parties

PROXIMITYThe Amsterdam-IJmuiden port region is the ideal location for offshore wind logistics: construction, operation and maintenance. Conveniently located at close range of consented and projected offshore wind projects on the North Sea.

SPACEThe region offers assembly and storage sites directly on the coast and along the North Sea Canal. From the pilot station to the Amsterdam terminals, takes 2.5 to 3 hours, including the lock passage. The inland area has no tidal restrictions.

CONNECTIVITY & ACCESSIBIL ITYExcellent multimodal hinterland connections. Well connected by in-land shipping, road rail and air connections. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is only a 15-minute drive away.

EXPERIENCETwo offshore wind farms have already been installed from the Amsterdam-IJmuiden region. OWEZ Egmond and Prinses Amalia out of IJmuiden. Together, the port authorities and maritime businesses in the re-gion have a wealth of experience and knowledge in port business and logistics.

A UNIQUE NETWORKThe area offers a wide network of companies, local authorities and expertise dedicated to offshore wind and focused on offering clever solutions to serve customers. On top of that, we are well connected to knowledge and research centres in the area of offshore wind energy. We offer a network with a high level of fl exibility and freedom of choice for the customer.

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DEEP SEA TRANSPORT

2014-2015: Luchterduinen wind farm: 129 Mw installed at 18-24m water depth.

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(E) Hoogtij - Zaanstad• Space: 97 ha, to be developed further, directly

located on the North Sea Canal• Quay length: 950m under construction• Water Depth: 9m

(D) Holland Cargo Terminal• Space: 1.300.000 m2 (750.000 m2 paved,

550.000 m2 unpaved) • Storage space: 700.000 m2 covered and

uncovered• Quay: 1165m, indented berth 400m, quay can

take weights of 20 tons/m2. • Draft: 15m/17m• Cranes: 5 gantry cranes 100 tons, 2 mobile

cranes 150 tons• Warehousing: 100.000 m2 • 24 hrs. terminal handling services, quality

assurance, inspection and monitoring

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The Amsterdam-IJmuiden region is well-situated for the construction and the operation & maintenance for wind farms off the Dutch and UK coast. In the port areas wind turbine blades and other wind turbine components can be stored ready for shipping out to build offshore wind farms in the North Sea.

Besides fi shing vessels, cruise ships and cargo vessels the port basins of IJmuiden, Velsen, Beverwijk, Zaanstad and Amsterdam are also the home base for installation and supply ships, crew vessels, cable layers and other specialised craft, which service theconstruction and operation & maintenance of the offshore windfarms in the North Sea.

THE CHALLENGELogistics is, with a share of 20% of the total installation costs, a competitive factor in wind farm construction. Logistic expenses have a signifi cant impact on the profi tability of a wind farm. Pro-ject developers, contractors and suppliers determine the logistic concept used for construction and installation. But the logistic capabilities and fl exibility of the ports and their local businesses can make the difference.

In most European ports on the North Sea, space is scarce. It is a particular challenge for the maritime supply chain to minimize the effects of disturbances infl uenced by weather, locks and tidal entrance of a port. If available space in the port becomes scarce, alternative measures have to be examined.

(C) Grote Hout – Velsen• Space: 60.000m2

• Quay: 400 m, suitable for heavy loads • Draft: 9m, tideless• Cranes, warehouses and other services: 100 tons mobile

Gottwald crane and every other mobile crane type available. Warehouse: 1500m2. Stevedoring services available

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(F) Shipdock & Niron Staal - Amsterdam • Space: 160.000m2 (assembly hall 8.000m2,

engineering works 5.000m2)• 4 dry-docks with max capacity of 85.000 tonnes dwt.

(Panamax size, 250m long) • 6 repair berths ranging from 120 to 420m • Ample crane capacity ranging from 15 to 40/60/90

tonnes. More lifting capacity available on project base. Floating cranes available up to 300 tons • Fully operational steel construction facilities on site

HINTERLAND CONNECTIONS

OUR SOLUTION: THE TRAY CONCEPT IJmuiden and Amsterdam have developed a logistical concept that makes your components accessible twenty-four hours a day and seven days a week, the whole year round. This meets the needs of existing and prospective operators to ensure a continuous workfl ow for the installation of wind farms.

At the quays of port basins connected to the open sea in the port of IJmuiden, wind turbine components, foundations and cables can be stored with a round-the-clock accessibility to ensure the highest operating effi ciency. A “serving tray” so to speak of turbine components needed for at least a week’s worth of installation time is constantly available on the quay side at our open sea locations.

High quality assembly and storage space is available at locations along the North Sea Canal and in the port of Amsterdam. These additional areas are also available for storage during bad weather periods. A constant fl ow of turbine components and equipment can be organized from these locations to feed and fi ll “the tray” at our open sea locations. This concept is the “one-stop solution“ for realizing your wind farm.

With our deep-sea basins and terminals, logistic service providers and excellent hinterland connections we offer tailor-made solutions for the offshore wind energy industry. We can optimise your supply chain and we can develop made-to-measure logistics strategies together with our customers. All the turbine components you need on a silver platter by the sea, constantly fedfrom storage and assembly areas further inland.

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Our track record: • Assembly and transportation of wind turbines

and the construction, installation and mainte-nance of OWEZ and Prinses Amalia wind farms off the Dutch coast.

• OWEZ/Egmond 2006: 36x Vestas 3MW V90=108 Mw, 18m water depth.

• Prinses Amalia 2008: 60x Vestas 2MW=120MW, 19-24m water depth.

• Vestas has established an offshore Maintenance Center to carry out day-to-day maintenance on North Sea wind farms.

• Also in our area: modifi cation and maintenance of offshore (wind) supply vessels at Shipdock. Development of crew vessels for offshore wind industry at Windcat Workboats. State-of-the-art access technology for wind turbines at Z-tech-nologies.

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➜ Distance:• Prinses Amalia: 120 MW, 12.5 NM

(Nautical Miles) • OWEZ Egmond aan Zee: 108 MW, 5-1- NM • Q10 Luchterduinen: 129 MW, 16 NM• Q4: 201 MW, 14 NM• East Anglia: 7000 MW, 75 NM • Hornsea: 4000 MW, 130 NM• Dogger Bank: 9000 – 12.800 MW, 170 NM

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Constructed out of Amster-dam-IJmuiden port region

Licensed wind farms the Netherlands

Future off shore wind farms Great Britain

AMSTERDAM IJMUIDEN OFFSHORE PORT – CONTACT DETAILS Havengebouw

De Ruijterkade 7, 13th, 1013 AA AmsterdamThe Netherlands

Phone : + 31(0)20 62 73 706Fax : + 31(0)20 62 64 969

www.ayop.cominfo@ayop.com

A UNIQUE AREAThe Amsterdam-IJmuiden port area is perfectly located for serving offshore wind projects. The region is linked to the primary West European shipping routes, and their excellent road, rail and inland waterway connections with a vast hinterland. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is only a 15-minute drive away, enabling fast air transport of cargo, emergency supplies, executives and personnel.

Located in the heart of The Netherlands, the strength of the wider Amsterdam metro-politan area and its fully developed network economy is at the disposal of the maritime and offshore industries: logistics, fi nancial and legal services, supported by IT and creative industries. This enhances the rapid development of new niches, like offshore wind energy.

In short, the Amsterdam – IJmuiden port region has everything that´s necessary to serve the maritime sector swiftly, competently, effectively and effi ciently.

A UNIQUE NETWORKOver the years, Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Port (AYOP) has developed intoa unique network organization. Our partner list not only includes many oil-and-gas, offshore wind and port-related and maritime industries, but local government bodies as well.

This means that communication lines between the local business community and government bodies are very short, allowing for a quick and unifi ed response to new developments.

AYOP’s major objective is to provide promotional support to the regional offshore industries and to promote the area’s unique facilities.

The Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Port network is at your service:

• Airborne Oil & Gas BV• Amports • AON Risk Consultants • ASCO Holland (Logistics) BV • Ballast Nedam Infra • BK Groep • Boon Transport BV • Breman Offshore BV • CCA Containers Netherlands• CMF Central Mudplant & Fluid Serv.• Covenu Uitzendbureau BV • De Vries & Van de Wiel • Dolphin Electro • Educo BV • EPMC Europe • Municipality Beverwijk • Municipality Velsen • Municipality Zaanstad • Gofl ex • Grontmij Nederland BV• Gulf Oil Nederland BV • Port of Amsterdam• Industrial Pump Group Nederland BV • IRO • Iskes Towage & Salvage

• Isolatie • Combinatie Beverwijk BV• KVSA BV • Lashuis Haprotech • Main BV • Mammoet Nederland BV• MEO BV • MTC International • Oliehandel K. de Boer BV • Peterson IJmuiden BV• Pronk Multiservice BV • Province Noord-Holland • Reym BV • ROC Nova College • Royal Dirkzwager • Royal Haskoning DHV • Schot Verticaal Transport BV • Selmers BV • Shipdock BV • SPIE Industry Noordwest • Local City Council Amsterdam Noord • Stichting SAB 1950 • Svitzer Amsterdam BV • Tata Steel IJmuiden BV • United Stevedores Amsterdam BV • Venus & De Waard • Vopak Agencies Amsterdam BV• Wesco IJmuiden Apparatenbouw BV • Willis BV • Willteco BV • WIND • Zeehaven IJmuiden NV

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AMSTERDAM IJMUIDEN OFFSHORE PORT

Amsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Port Serving up offshore wind solutionsAmsterdam IJmuiden Offshore Port Serving up offshore wind solutions