Offshore wind energy

The state of New York aims to become a hub for the burgeoning offshore wind industry in the US. Recognising that this must be accompanied by strong port infrastructure and tangible benefits for the local community in which it operates, such as growth and job creation, the state is harnessing Danish expertise to ensure their ambitious visions become a sustainable reality.

The North Sea will be home to one of the world’s largest offshore wind farms that can supply power to 800,000 households. The wind park is expected to be in operation no later than 2027.

Better and more affordable offshore wind farms is the goal for the expanded cooperation

The Momentum Group recently completed the implementation of a new repowering project, 4 kilometres offshore from the Swedish island Gotland’s south-west coast – a project that, according to Momentum, is the first of its kind.

Denmark and South Korea have signed a cooperation agreement regarding sustainable energy, with a focus on offshore wind. This occurred during a Danish trade delegation’s visit to South Korea, led by the Danish Minister of Energy, Utilities and Climate Lars Chr. Lilleholt.

In the coming years, India will become one of the world’s largest markets for sustainable energy, and the Indians are especially interested in wind energy. That is why Denmark is going to open a Danish-Indian knowledge centre for the development of wind energy in the country.