Bargain: Massive hydrogen island could be ready by 2030 without any state subsidies
Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners, one of the world’s biggest green asset managers, presents its vision for yet another Danish energy island in the North Sea where wind power will be converted into green hydrogen.
BY JAKOB MARTINI, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD
Though the ink is barely dry on the pages of the historic Esbjerg agreement on a tenfold increase of offshore wind capacity in the North Sea, one of the world’s biggest green asset manager unveils an offer that could prove a bargain for the Danish government.
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