Installation begins on Denmark's first zero-subsidy wind farm
Gusty wind conditions and the first Danish deployment of Vestas' largest wind turbine model will enable Hirtshals Havn to churn out electricity on pure market conditions, only backed by a three-year PPA.
Installation of Denmark's first zero-subsidy wind farm has begun. Domestic developer Hirtshals Havnefond has planned a project in partnership with Vestas featuring four wind turbines of the model V136-4.2 at the country's northern port of Hirtshals. The machines will start spinning on pure market conditions starting from the fourth quarter of this year. The project's only security is a three-year power purchase agreement (PPA) entered with energy trader EnergiDanmark.
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