The Danish Ministry of Environment has drawn up a plan for the construction of offshore wind farms in an area in the North Sea in order to implement the political agreements for significantly greater energy production from wind energy before the end of 2030. The plan covers both offshore and onshore installations. The Nordsøen I planning area is expected to be located approx. 20-79 km off the coast of West Jutland. The contractors, i.e. the concession holders, will be appointed following a call for tenders issued by the Danish Energy Agency. Nordsøen I has a planning area consisting of two sub-areas (sub-areas 1 and 2), with several offshore wind farms planned for each sub-area. For sub-area 1, there is the possibility of a grid connection to the Endrup station and the Idomlund station. It is expected that an onshore grid connection will be possible for sub-area 2.
First phase
Construction of 3.000 MW Onshore and up to 10.467 MW of offshore wind energy with the possibility of dividing sub-area 1 into several offshore wind farms. There is the possibility of a grid connection of 2000 MW at the Endrup station and 1000 MW at the Idomlund station.
Second phase
Construction of 2.000 MW Onshore andup to 6.978 MW of offshore wind energy with the possibility of dividing sub-area 2 into several offshore wind farms. The possibility of a grid connection of 2,000 MW on land is expected. In this case, the exact location of the station still needs to be clarified.
Information can be found from 21 June 2024 to 9 August 2024 on the BSH website at www.bsh.de (Announcements).
