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  • Vindeby — offshore wind farm — 5 MW, Denmark, 1991

Vindeby — offshore wind farm — 5 MW, Denmark, 1991

Wind turbinesVindeby is the world’s debut offshore wind farm, a co-project of Danish DONG Energy (in 1991 – DONG) and German Siemens.

The wind park comprises 11 Siemens wind turbines having a aggregate capacity of 5 MW. As of early 2016 it is totally owned by DONG Energy.

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Tags :  1-10 MW , Before 2000 , Denmark , DONG Energy , Europe , Offshore wind energy , Siemens , Vindeby project , Wind energy
Last modified June 11, 2019

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