OSLO, Feb 9 (Reuters) – Norway will launch later this year its first tender for bottom-fixed offshore wind turbines in the southern North Sea, planning to develop 1.5 gigawatt of electricity that will supply the Norwegian mainland, the country’s government said on Wednesday.
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Norway to launch 1.5 gigawatt offshore wind tender
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Norway to launch 1.5 gigawatt offshore wind tender
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Date posted: 10.02.2022
Category: Business News
Offshore wind is seen as a key new industry offering a potential transition for Norway’s dominant oil and gas sector to a renewable energy future, while building on the existing industry’s technical know-how.
Source: Reuters