Norway greenlights Equinor's 88MW floating wind project

Cecilia Keating
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The wind array, set to come online in late 2022, will meet 35 per cent of the power needs of five offshore oil platforms, according to Equinor

Norway's petroleum ministry has approved plans for an 88MW floating wind project set to power state-backed oil company Equinor's offshore operations in the North Sea. The Hywind Tampen project, which...

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