Denmark cuts ribbon on world's largest offshore wind farm

James S Murray
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Dong Energy officially opens 91-turbine offshore wind farm that is expected to generate enough energy for 200,000 homes

European energy giant Dong Energy has today officially opened the world's largest offshore wind farm, a 20MW facility with 91 turbines, situated 30km off the Danish coast. The Danish energy company...

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