Dong rejects 10 MW turbines on British project
The current generation of offshore wind turbines will contribute to the huge price plunges in British offshore wind, says Dong Energy's CEO of Wind Power.
This Monday morning brought more good news for the price of offshore wind. The British offshore wind tender resulted in both Dong Energy as well as partners, EDPR and Engie landing contracts for their respective projects – Hornsea 2 of 1,386 MW and Moray of 950 MW – with a set purchasing price of GBP 57.5/MWh for 15 years in the CfD system. Far below half of the price of previous projects.
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