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RaKon delivers precise grouting for offshore wind
- Published 17 February 2026; updated 30 September 2026; estimated reading time 2 minutes. Listed globally under Offshore wind / Installation and Energy.
- RaKon performs grouting for offshore-wind foundations, including complex work with different mortars and ultra-high-performance concrete. Its automated equipment and sensors support output up to 60 m³ per hour. Controls include real-time density monitoring for grout quality, level and pressure sensors to prevent overfill/overpressure, non-contact tank-level sensing, and data logging for optimisation and quality records.
- The page says larger turbines and their piles/transition pieces increase grout volume and installation time, putting pressure on costs, efficiency and consistent quality. RaKon supports project planning, material and procedure selection, equipment and field execution. Its Recirculating Jet Mixer rig and specialist team are presented as shortening installation time and documenting quality in real time.
- The company says it serves projects worldwide, with the North Sea as its home market, and names Seaway7 and DEME as target installation contractors. It planned to triple turnover within three years; this is a company growth plan reported on the page.
- Linked to SDG 7 (Affordable and clean energy) because the service supports installation of offshore-wind projects.
- Contact: Joakim Navestad Hansen, Division Manager, Offshore Grouting, joakim.hansen@rakon.no. Company: RAKON AS, Veritasveien 25, 4007 Stavanger, Norway; rakon.no. A phone-number reveal control is present.