Innovation as part of the two Danish energy islands can create significant export opportunities and cut 20-30 billion DKK off the costs for the 10 GW North Sea Energy Island (2040) new research from DTU shows.
At the same time, a timely and targeted research effort can cut 20-30 billion DKK off the construction costs of an energy island with a cap...
DTU researchers: Innovation can cut 20-30 billion DKK off the bill for the North Sea Energy Island
Through innovation and research, the Danish energy islands can become industrial blue prints for the global offshore wind industry confirming Denmarks role as a pioneer in the green transition
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The figure presents an overview of the elements that can be included in an energy island, such as the one that is planned to be built approximately 100 km offshore in the Danish North Sea by 2033 and 2040. Illustration: DTU
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