New Danish offshore wind farm might hit 1 GW
Danish politicians will soon decide on whether a pricey grid connection will be allocated to one the country's coming offshore wind farms, which will reportedly have a price tag of around DKK 20 billion – but be nearly free of state subsidy.
Denmark's next offshore wind farm has gotten a name – Thor. According to parliamentarians, the name has little to do with Sif, Tyra and all the other viking-inspired North Sea oil and gas fields. Rather, the name is selected due to its location off the coast of the town Thorsminde, and because "Thor has a recognizable Nordic association and also functions well in English," according to a press release.
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