Vattenfall analyzes Dong's zero-subsidy bid
Dong's zero-subsidy bid on two German offshore wind farms was anticipated, although sooner than expected, says Vattenfall. The Swedish energy company is calculating how low a bid it can deliver ahead of the autumn bidding rounds in Germany.
According to a Danish in-joke, one of the key differences between how Danes and Swedes conduct business is that Danes follow their gut feelings and make quick decisions, while Swedes call for meetings to analyze the situation before arriving at a decision three months later.
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