Denmark opens door for 8.5GW without tender
Gigawatt-scale wind farms far from shore comply with the nation’s open-door ordinance, the Danish Energy Agency deems. Textbook case, says Copenhagen Energy, backing one project. Meanwhile, one of the sector’s main players is dismayed.
BY MAZ PLECHINGER, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN
This week’s prime news story on offshore wind is undisputedly the recently held Baltic Sea energy summit; or more specifically, the ambition of regional nations to install 19.6GW of wind at sea in 2030, albeit this goal is largely a composite of already-declared national objectives, however upgraded with the one extra gigawatt the Danish government added to the Bornholm energy island on Monday.
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