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Home›Offshore Wind›German Federal Minister of Economics and Technology Visits Statkraft (Norway)
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August 5, 2011 · about 15 years ago

German Federal Minister of Economics and Technology Visits Statkraft (Norway)

Dr. Philipp Rösler, German Federal Minister of Economics and Technology, visited Statkraft. Rösler and his delegation was especially interested in Norway’s potential role as a provider of flexibile power generation to support Germany’s growth in wind- and solar power generation. Following a visit to

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Dr. Philipp Rösler, German Federal Minister of Economics and Technology, visited Statkraft. Rösler and his delegation was especially interested in Norway’s potential role as a provider of flexibile power generation to support Germany’s growth in wind- and solar power generation.

Following a visit to one of Statoil’s platforms in the North Sea, Rösler and his delegation was taken to the Blåsjø reservoir and the Kvilldal power station in Western Norway. Here, he was given a presentation of Norwegian hydropower, its flexibility and potential to support the future German power system.

Rösler’s visit to Norway has had a strong energy-focus. Prior to his visit to Statkraft, he had been to one of Statoils platforms in the North Sea together with Norway’s Minister of Petroleum and Energy, Ola Borten Moe​. The two have also signed a joint ministerial statement focusing on strengthened energy cooperation including the establishment of energy working groups.

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Source: Statkraft, August 05, 2011;

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