North Sea Wind Power Hub

How is it possible to realize the ambitious political goals for developing sustainable energy in Europe? We have just published a large concept paper that presents several results that provide some answers. Find it here👉 northseawindpowerhub.eu/knowledge/hubs… #offshorewind #onshore #energy

A coordinated roll-out with multiple energy connections between North Sea countries is much more efficient than just connecting every new wind farm to its home country by default. Now we have a first blueprint for how best to do it👇 Read more👉northseawindpowerhub.eu/a-blueprint-th… #climate

On May 10th we present the new work that has been done in the North Sea Wind Power Hub consortium. Join us for a discussion of the future of energy in NW Europe and how we can develop solutions for achieving the 2050 emissions goals. Join the event here: northseawindpowerhub.eu/digital-event/

Renewable energy advocate Stephan Singer (CAN) on the North Sea Wind Power Hub: “Build the grid as soon and as smoothly as possible.” #OffshoreWind #renewableenergy bit.ly/2y0dDu3

Workstream Lead ‘Market and Regulation’ Peter Larsen on a first Hub-and-Spoke energy island #OffshoreWind #NorthSea bit.ly/2Lc1uFe

Programme Manager Michiel Müller on this year's giant steps, NSWPH's key ambitions and promising news from the countries involved. #energyhubs #offshorewind #renewableenergy bit.ly/3765eRB

North Sea Wind Power Hub Consortium presents achievable solution to meet climate goals. Studies prove that series of smaller 'energy islands' are most efficient. Read our press release on the website. tinyurl.com/y4eazwcv

Today Programme Manager Michiel Muller presented the North Sea Wind Power Hub at the North Seas Energy Days in Esbjerg Denmark. Read all about it in the press release tinyurl.com/y3dfyjtp

Read the interview with Jan Hylleberg, CEO of Wind Denmark, on the North Sea Wind Power Hub tinyurl.com/y2verxla

"A new mindset towards international collaboration requires preparation. We have to start now. If collaboration doesn't work, we'll reach a suboptimal solution and it will cost society a lot more.” Alexander Vink about NSWPH bit.ly/2TNRWam #renewableenergy #offshorewind