WIND POWER
June 1st, 2003
KEITH NUTHALLTHE EUROPEAN Investment Bank (EIB) is to invest Euro 134 million constructing the world's largest wind farm, 15-20km off the western coast of Denmark's Jutland peninsula. The project involves the erection of 80 turbines, each generating two megawatts near Horns Rev, in the North Sea. The EIB is lending the money to Elsam, the main producer and supplier of electricity in western Denmark. The farm should increase the country's wind-power generating capacity by eight per cent, reinforcing renewable energy production in the region, already at about 20 ...
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