Bill On Offshore Wind Energy Expected To Take Effect On 1 July 2015

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The Second Chamber of the Dutch parliament recently adopted the Offshore Wind Energy Bill.

Netherlands Energy and Natural Resources

The Second Chamber of the Dutch parliament recently adopted the Offshore Wind Energy Bill. The bill proposes a new legal framework for the creation of offshore wind farms. Where government subsidies are available, the decision making on the permits and subsidies for the wind farm will be combined. The bill is expected to enter into force on 1 July 2015. The tendering process for subsidies for the Borssele I and II areas is expected to start in December 2015.

You will find an earlier article on offshore wind energy, the Bill and the Explanatory Memorandum (in Dutch only) under read more.

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Bill On Offshore Wind Energy Expected To Take Effect On 1 July 2015

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