The Norwegian government has opened two areas for the development of offshore wind – Utsira Nord and Sørlige Nordsjø II. At the same time the government is identifying new possible areas that are suitable for renewable energy production. The overall target is to open areas for offshore wind power production that will generate 30 GW of power in Norway by 2040.
The partnership combines global renewables expertise with 100years of Norwegian power generation and extensive experience in offshore and maritime operations. Innovation, sustainability, and the local community lies at the core of the collaboration.
Deep Wind Offshore has also signed an agreement with East-West Power (EWP), one of South Korea’s state-owned power generation companies. EWP currently accounts for 11,2 GW of all power generation facilities in South Korea.
