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February 1, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Dutch Government Prolongs Offshore Wind Licenses

Minister Joop Atsma announced that the Dutch government has prolonged the license for the development of offshore wind farms until 2020, reports Dutch News. The licensees for the nine companies that are developing offshore wind farms where due to expire this year. The Dutch government set targets to

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Minister Joop Atsma announced that the Dutch government has prolonged the license for the development of offshore wind farms until 2020, reports Dutch News.

The licensees for the nine companies that are developing offshore wind farms where due to expire this year.

The Dutch government set targets to install the 6 GW offshore wind capacity by 2020.

There are currently two Dutch offshore wind farms producing a total of 228 megawatts:

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Offshore WIND staff, February 01, 2012; Image:q7wind

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