Poseidon

Recorded project dates and milestones are used wherever they are available. Where information is missing, EOS Omnia estimates phase timing from the project status, capacity, foundation type or water depth, export connection and cable-route complexity, distance from shore, country consenting assumptions, commissioning information and linked grid assets.

Estimated dates are indicative and update when the underlying project data changes. Completed and current phases follow the recorded project status; decommissioning is left undated unless a project date has been published.

FEED means front-end engineering design: developing the design far enough to define, price and procure the project. FID means final investment decision: the formal commitment to fund and build it.

Suppliers are included when capabilities recorded in their EOS Omnia profile match one or more supply-chain categories needed during the selected phase. The activity shown is derived from those overlapping categories; suppliers are ranked across the phase rather than placed into separate activity groups.

Verified profiles are shown first. Within the verified and unverified groups, ranking considers matching capabilities, relevant geography, technical fit, recorded wind-project experience, relevant work on nearby projects and any known involvement in this project.

Nearby-project experience is calculated from mapped wind-farm locations. Relevant work within roughly 100 km receives the strongest proximity weighting, with a smaller weighting for projects up to roughly 250 km away.

Results identify potential suppliers, not an endorsement or confirmation of availability. Rankings may change as supplier profiles and project evidence improve.