Prospects for coastal wind projects obscured further
Offshore wind projects via an open-door ordinance are pushed into public hearings with a new procedural change. This will delay installation by an additional two to three years, making the green energy transition both more expensive and slower, states project developer.
BY MAZ PLECHINGER
Yet another step is inserted in Denmark's licensing process for building coastal offshore wind farms. Projects under the open-door ordinance are obliged to go through a public hearing on the project's specific Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and a drafted establishment license. This applies both to ongoing and coming project, the Danish Energy Agency informs in a statement Friday morning.
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