The Danish Energy Agency and Frederikshavn Municipality are now initiating a public consultation on the environmental impact report for Frederikshavn Offshore Wind Farm in the period 25 May 2022 – 5 August 2022, the agency informs in a press release.
During the consultation period, the agency invites citizens, organisations, authorities and others who may be affected by the project to make comments on the establishment permit.
In the Frederikshavn Offshore Wind Farm project, European Energy wants to set up five offshore wind turbines up to a height of 256 meters with a total installed power of up to 72 MW located in an area on the sea outside Frederikshavn south of Hirsholmene. The mill area is four kilometers from the coast at Frederikshavn and 1.8 km from the coast at Hirsholmene. The offshore wind farm is expected to be connected to the electricity grid at the existing 60 kV station at Starbakke.
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