All parties in the Danish Parliament (Folketinget) have reached an agreement on a new marine spatial plan.
With the political agreement on the marine spatial plan, 30 percent of the sea will be designated for energy production, particularly offshore wind turbines and energy islands.
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New marine spatial plan doubles the areas allocated for offshore wind farms and energy islands
The new marine spatial plan doubles the area allocated for offshore wind farms and energy islands to 30 percent. Ten percent of the area is dedicated to strictly protected marine nature
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Press Conference on a New Marine Spatial Plan A unified Danish Parliament (Folketinget) has reached an agreement on a new marine spatial plan that increases the proportion of strictly protected nature. Liselotte Sabroe/Ritzau Scanpix
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