Norway could become Europe's new wind giant
Norway could easily – and without subsidies – build up its wind capacity and pressure other Nordic players out of the market, says the CEO of a Norwegian wind industry organization. However there is one major barrier to success.
Norway currently enjoys the largest hydropower and oil resources in Europe. But now, the country could become the leader in a third energy technology. Last week, Finnish-Norwegian consortium Grenselandet announced 900 MW in wind projects in the Norwegian region of Finnmarken, which is only the beginning, expects wind industry organization Norwea.
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