Three unexplored Estonian offshore wind areas have attracted initial investor interest to build new projects. However, a recently failed auction round at a fourth site puts a question mark on the success of the expected future auctions.
Estonia relies on having 1 GW offshore wind capacity operational by 2030 in order to reach 100 % renewabe electricity production which could boost the country’s position as an exporter of guarantees of origin (GOs) within the AIB.
Latest auction details The Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (CPTRA) has received a total of 10 applications to build offshore wind capacity from four separate companies for the Saare 2.1, Saare 2.2 and Saare 3 areas in the pre-quali…
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