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A consortium of Eneco, Ocean Winds and Otary will jointly compete for Belgium’s PEZ offshore wind tender, allowing up to 3.5GW of wind capacity to be developed, according to the firms, cited by Renews.biz.

  • The tender is split into three plots, with the first allowing for a 700MW offshore wind farm and the remaining two ranging between 1.2-1.4GW each.
  • The first auction is expected to begin in 2025.
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A consortium of Eneco, Ocean Winds and Otary will jointly compete for Belgium’s PEZ offshore wind tender, allowing up to 3.5GW of wind capacity to be developed, according to the firms, cited by Renews.biz.

  • The tender is split into three plots, with the first allowing for a 700MW offshore wind farm and the remaining two ranging between 1.2-1.4GW each.
  • The first auction is expected to begin in 2025.