Two Norwegian wind farms of 362 MW underway
France's Engie will make its final decision on the Tonstad farm by the end of the year, while E.on is seeking grid capacity for a double project in eastern Norway.
Development of Norwegian wind power could be about to take two large steps forward. Wind farm Tonstad of 200 MW faces a major investment decision, while an application has been submitted to Statnett for the reservation of 162 MW grid capacity from the projects Søngkjølen/Engerfjellet, reports Montel.
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