???? 據(jù)1月29日offshore energy消息：加拿大能源公司Northland Power與波蘭PKN ORLEN達成協(xié)議，根據(jù)協(xié)議，Northland Power將收購波蘭1.2GW波羅的海海上風能項目49％股份。
????Northland預計在2021年對波羅的海發(fā)電項目投資約2.9億波蘭克朗(6400萬歐元)，其中包括采購價格和整個2021年的開發(fā)支出。該合同正在等待監(jiān)管部門的最終批準，有效期為35年，之后將進入無限期。
????位于波羅的海波蘭海岸約23公里處的波羅的海海上風電場已獲得選址許可，簽署了電網(wǎng)連接協(xié)議，并提交了環(huán)境許可證。
????建設活動預計于2023年開始，商業(yè)運營預計于2026年開始。
????Northland目前持有北海三個正在運營的海上風電場的控股權(quán):Gemini、Nordsee One和Deutsche Bucht。這三個風電場的總裝機容量約為1200兆瓦(Northland凈容量890兆瓦)。一旦完成，波羅的海電力公司將大幅提高該能源公司在歐洲的海上風電總裝機容量，至約2400兆瓦(凈1500兆瓦)。
????馮娟 摘譯自 offshore energy
????原文如下：
????Northland Power joins 1.2 GW offshore wind project in Poland
????Canadian energy company Northland Power and Poland’s PKN ORLEN have entered into an agreement under which Northland Power will acquire a 49 per cent stake in the 1.2 GW Baltic Power offshore wind project in Poland.
????Northland expects to invest approximately PLN 290 million (€ 64 million) in the Baltic Power project in 2021, including the purchase price and development expenditures that will be spent throughout 2021. The contract, which is awaiting final regulatory approvals, will run for 35 years, after which it will enter an indefinite period.
????The Baltic Power offshore wind farm, located approximately 23 kilometres off the Polish coast in the Baltic Sea, has already secured its location permit, signed the grid connection agreement, and filed its environmental permit.
????Construction activities are scheduled to start in 2023 with commercial operations expected in 2026.
????At the beginning of this month, PKN ORLEN appointed Offshore Wind Consultants (OWC) as the technical advisor for the 1.2 GW project.
????Northland currently holds controlling interests in three operational offshore wind farms in the North Sea: Gemini, Nordsee One and Deutsche Bucht. The three wind farms have a total combined gross capacity of approximately 1,200 MW (890 MW net to Northland). once complete, Baltic Power will substantially increase Northland’s total gross offshore wind capacity in Europe up to approximately 2,400 MW (1,500 MW net).
