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Dong Energy's first offshore wind farm and power plant

July 10, 2017 by Lena Webb

Dong Energy's first offshore wind farm and power plant

In 2006, Dong Energy acquired the Danish National Natural Resources Development Authority, which is responsible for the development of offshore wind energy. The first wind farm in Denmark was purchased by Dong Energy in 2005, where the company also built a huge wind farm in 2012.

In September in partnership with the Danish government, Dong also acquired the Denmark National Wind Energy Administration, which coordinates Denmark's offshore wind industry. The agency operates offshore wind farms in the state of Vuksel in southern Denmark, the town where Dong's site is located.

Dong Power's second wind farm in Copenhagen is owned by the Danish National Wind Energy Administration.

In January, the Danish government agreed to buy Dong Energy's third wind farm in Copenhagen, which is owned by Dong's parent company, Dong Power. In June, Dong Power purchased Dong Energy's subsidiary, Dong Energy Energy Services, a Dutch subsidiary. The company is now known as DNE in Denmark.

The third wind farm in Copenhagen is owned by the Danish Natural Resources Development Authority.

Dong Power's fourth wind farm in Copenhagen is owned by Dong Energy's parent company, Dong Energy Services, a Dutch subsidiary. The Danish government bought Dong Energy's subsidiary, Dong Energy Services, a Dutch subsidiary.

In January of this year, all six wind farm projects in Denmark were completed.

The final wind farm project in Denmark is Dong Energy's fourth wind farm project in Denmark. Dong Energy's fourth wind farm in Copenhagen is owned by Dong Energy Services—a Dutch subsidiary. The company is now known as DNE in Denmark.

Dong Energy's fifth wind farm in Copenhagen is owned by Dong Energy Services.

Dong Energy's fourth wind farm in Copenhagen is owned by Dong Energy Services.

Dong Power has been in partnership with Danish Energy since 1994, when it purchased the Danish Natural Resources Development Authority, which is responsible for development of offshore wind energy.