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Home›Offshore Wind›Denmark: Energinet Seeks Company for Krieger’s Flak and Horns Rev 3 Feasibility Studies
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June 8, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Denmark: Energinet Seeks Company for Krieger’s Flak and Horns Rev 3 Feasibility Studies

Energinet is seeking a company to conduct feasibility studies, preparation of EIA report, related plan documents and draft environmental reports for offshore wind turbine project at Krieger’s Flak and Horns Rev 3. The wind farm is established at Krieger’s Flak, located in the Baltic Sea, approx. 20

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Energinet is seeking a company to conduct feasibility studies, preparation of EIA report, related plan documents and draft environmental reports for offshore wind turbine project at Krieger’s Flak and Horns Rev 3.

The wind farm is established at Krieger’s Flak, located in the Baltic Sea, approx. 20 km east of Mon. Landfall is expected in the north of Køge Bay with its endpoint at Ishøj 400kV station.

Kriegers Flak

Offer comprises carrying out feasibility studies both in the territorial sea for the construction of the wind farm and partly on land for the construction of cable systems and a possible extension.

In addition, states that an EIA report and related plan documents (municipality level increases and local plans) and delivered a draft environmental report.

Horns Rev 3

Offer comprises carrying out feasibility studies both in the territorial sea for the construction of the wind farm and partly on land for the construction of cable systems and a possible new station.

In addition, states that an EIA report and related plan documents (municipality level increases and local plans) and the draft environmental report will be required.

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Offshore WIND staff, June 08, 2012; Image: energinet

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