Denmark and Germany are developing Bornholm Energy Island as a major offshore wind hub in the Baltic Sea, designed to collect 3GW of electricity and send it to both countries. The project will use the Danish island of Bornholm as a central point for the power generated by wind farms placed offshore. From there, electricity will travel through underwater and land-based cables to national grids in Denmark and Germany. The agreement marks a significant step towards sharing renewable energy across borders, while turning Bornholm into an important link in Europe’s expanding offshore power network.
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