Danish government postpones North Sea energy island tender
The state expenditure on the energy island will be more than DKK 50bn (EUR 6.7bn), so new models must now be considered, says Lars Aagaard.
by maz plechinger
The energy islands must be profitable. That was the mantra when the political agreement on the large-scale and groundbreaking concept was launched. However, it has been clear for some time that this would not be the case for the energy island in the Baltic Sea, while on Wednesday it was announced that the North Sea project won’t be viable either as it stands now.
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