Germany bans negative bids on offshore wind projects
In the wake of the zero-subsidy bid from Dong and EnBW at the latest offshore wind tender, the German Bundestag has now tightened requirements in order to avoid a "race to the most negative bid". The real reason sounds less exciting.
There once was a time when offshore wind was considered far too expensive.
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