The Danish Energy Agency has issued the first of two tenders expected this autumn. It is a joint venture between Statoil and Dong Energy, which will build four reactors in Denmark to replace existing nuclear power plants. It has several requirements, including a stipulation that all projects must be at the late-development stage, and there is a bid cap of DKK0.15 ($0.023)/kWh. Interested parties must submit proposals by 1 November and winning schemes will be granted a 20-year premium tariff. The second tender will be for a wind-solar auction, which was recently approved by the European Commission.
The Danish Energy Agency has issued the first of two tenders expected this autumn. The tender for projects up to 1 MW will assign 35 MW of solar capacity and have a total budget of DKK107m ($16.7m). It has several requirements, including a stipulation that all projects must be at the late-development stage, and there is a bid cap of DKK0.15 ($0.023)/kWh. Interested parties must submit proposals by 1 November and winning schemes will be granted a 20-year premium tariff. The second tender will be for a wind-solar auction, which was recently approved by the European Commission.