The Port of Thyboron has been used by the offshore wind industry in numerous ways since 2016. Below is a list of offshore wind farms for which the Port of Thyboron has been used for both installation tasks and O&M. The port is also used for mobilising offshore vessels and sometimes for layovers.

Energy island – installation in 2030

• Geophysical surveys

Thor – installation in 2026

• Geophysical surveys
• Marine archaeology
• UXO activities
• Seabed mapping

Vesterhav Nord – installation in 2023

• Geophysical surveys
• Seabed preparation
• Geological survey
• Trafos - Heavy lift operation
• Marshalling Port for Foundation installation N/S
• Scour protection N/S
• Survey, boulder clearance, PLGR for cable installation N/S
• O&M

Nissum Bredning Offshore Test Wind Farm – 7 MW offshore wind turbines, installed in 2017

• Geophysical surveys
• Seabed preparation
• Geological survey
• Dredging
• Seabed preparation
• Onshore storage of piles and jackets
• Short-term floating storage of concrete TP´s and following main components tower, blade and nacelles.
• Jacket installation
• Transition piece installation
• Wind turbine construction
• Cable installation
• O&M

Horns Rev 3 – Constructed in 2018

• DP vessel
• Seabed preparation work