Vattenfall head of wind: Dutch defeat hurt
It hurt losing the Dutch tender, says the senior vice president of wind at Vattenfall. In spite of this, the company still had a successful 2016 in wind, and the head of wind explains that hard work is being done to further reduce costs.
There are no plans for Vattenfall to lean back and take it easy on top of a relatively positive year in wind. There were some disappointments last year, due to factors including that the Swedish energy company lost the tender for Dutch Borssele 3 and 4 in December.
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