about 3 years ago
The Danish government has postponed the decision to initiate the tender for the artificial energy island it plans to build in the North Sea. The reason behind the move is that the current concept for the North Sea Energy Island is too expensive, so the government wants to look into other concepts. T
The Danish government, which plans to own at least 50.1 per cent of the North Sea Energy Island , plans for the project to be ready by 2033 to accommodate 3 GW of offshore wind and increase that to at least 10 GW by 2040.
The artificial island will be constructed 80 kilometres off the peninsula of Jutland.
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