Portugal approves 25 MW park with floating wind turbines
An international consortium has received the green light from Portugal's government to erect the Windfloat Atlantic project with planned launch in 2018.
BY JENS NIELSEN
WindFloat Atlantic is the apt name for an offshore wind farm, which in two years will harvest wind energy from floating turbines in the Atlantic. The project recently took another critical step towards becoming reality when Portugal's ministers gave the thumbs up with formal project approval. Approval for the offshore wind farm's connection to the country's power grid is slated for next month.
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