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Construction of a windfarm, comprising 80 wind turbines of 2 MWe capacity each, giving an expected combined annual output of 600 GWh. The windfarm is scheduled to go into full operation in late 2002.
To contribute to Danish and European targets for renewable energy generation (abatement of CO2 emissions and diversification of energy supply). The project also represents an important element in the Danish Government's plans to meet its obligations under the Kyoto Protocol.
The project falls under Annex II of Directive 97/11/EC; in this case, a full environmental impact assessment has been carried out and a construction permit was awarded by the competent authority at the beginning of 2001. Compliance with Community policy and legislation in the field of the environment will be verified during appraisal.
Bidding procedures shall be in conformity with EU procurement directives where applicable.
Regional and global environment, including climate change.
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