The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) granted an establishment permit to the Aflandshage offshore wind farm in November 2022.
HOFOR applied for the wind farm through the open-door scheme which was suspended by the Danish Energy Agency this February as it was concluded that the permitting scheme was potentially in breach of EU law.
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The DEA resumed the processing of the Aflandshage wind project in March, after the Ministry of Climate, Energy and Utilities assessed that the establishment permit was not in violation of the EU regulations. The project was granted a feasibility study permit in 2019.
The Agency has now resumed with a total of 13 projects whose applications were being processed through the open-door scheme, including the three offshore wind farms that were laid out in the Marine Plan, issued in June, and four demonstration projects.
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Copenhagen’s power supply company HOFOR has contracted Per Aarsleff A/S (Aarsleff) for the supply of foundations for the Aflandshage offshore wind farm that will be built in the Øresund Strait. The contract includes Nature-Inclusive Design, which will see artificial reefs being built at Aflandshage
