The Randers company Wind Estate is behind the plans for a new energy park east of Humble. Hjortholm Energipark will house eight wind turbines with a height of up to 200 meters and a solar park of 120 hectares – equivalent to 170 football fields. In total, the energy park will be able to produce 317,000 MWh annually, enough to supply 75,600 households with electricity. This is reported by Fyns Amts Avis.
The project is being carried out in collaboration with Hans Benedict Ahlefeldt-Laurvig and Christian Axel Ahlefeldt-Laurvig, owners of Hjortholm Gods and Frederiksberg Herregård, who have entered into an agreement to lease the land to Wind Estate. According to Christian Axel Ahlefeldt-Laurvig, who himself will be a neighbor to the energy park, the establishment of the energy park is a natural part of the estate's development.
- We are located in a place where this might be possible, and so it was obvious to seize the opportunity. Everyone must contribute to the green transition, says Christian Axel Ahlefeldt-Laurvig, who owns Hjortholm Gods and Frederiksberg Herregård together with his father Hans Benedict Ahlefeldt-Laurvig.
To realize the project, the purchase of four properties on Påøvej, which are too close to the planned wind turbines, is required. Should just one of the homeowners refuse to sell, it will not be possible to build all eight wind turbines, but the project can continue with the four southern turbines. The municipal council on Langeland will take a position on the project at a meeting on March 31, where it will be decided whether to initiate the planning process.
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