When the government slammed the door on 24 applications for privately funded, subsidy-free offshore wind farms in Danish waters on June 7th, it was not only the project developers and companies in the wind turbine industry value chain that were left disappointed.
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According to the energy company Vattenfall, Denmark's l...
The golden boy of the offshore wind industry shocked by the open door closure
The biggest losers in the open door closure are the local communities and green innovation, according to Denmark's largest offshore wind actor
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Denmark's next two offshore wind farms, Vesterhav Syd and Vesterhav Nord, will start delivering green electricity to 350,000 Danish households from the end of this year. Vattenfall is the company behind these twin parks which consist of 21 and 20 eight-megawatt offshore wind turbines respectively Vattenfall
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