Statkraft lucks out with British offshore wind farm
Despite a far more lucrative location, Triton Knoll has also secured a 30-percent higher subsidy price than the other winners in the British tender. Pure luck, according to a Dong executive, while the developer acknowledges bidding lower.
One man's trash is another man's treasure. This seems to apply to the public subsidy tender in the UK, for which the British government announced the results Monday. In addition to the 3.2 GW offshore wind that were awarded subsidies, funding was also awarded to several small biomass and waste plants, which means that Statkraft and Innogy will get even more funds for their offshore wind project Triton Knoll.
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