Tenders Are Invited For Construction Work – Kattegat Offshore Wind Farm - Denmark in Denmark

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Construction Work – Kattegat Offshore Wind Farm - Denmark. The Danish Parliament Has In Recent Years Agreed To A Large Expansion In Offshore Wind Farms In Denmark. The Aim Is To Ensure The Green Transition And Strengthening The Future Security Of Supply Of Energy In Denmark. The Political Agreements That This Procurement Concerns Are: - Climate Agreement From The 29 June 2018, - Climate Agreement From The 22 June 2020, - The Financial Act From The 4 December 2022, - Climate Agreement Regarding Green Electricity And Heat From The 25 June 2022, And - Additional Agreement On The Procurement Details Regarding 6 Gw Offshore Wind And Energy Island Bornholm From May 30 2023. This Procurement Concerns The Establishment Of One (1) New Large-Scale Offshore Wind Farm Named Kattegat, Pursuant To The Directive 2014/23/Eu On The Award Of Concession Contracts As Implemented Into Danish Law By The Executive Order No. 1080 Of 29 June 2022 On Award Of Concession Contracts. Please Note That The Name Of The Offshore Wind Farm Can Be Changed By The Dea. Such Change Will Not Affect The Geographical Location Of The Offshore Wind Farm. The Kattegat Will In The Following Be Called “The Offshore Wind Farm”. The Concessionaire Is Obliged To Establish The Offshore Wind Farm To Be Held In Co-Ownership With State Holding With The Production Capacity Of Electricity Of At Least 1 Gw. State Holding Is A Company That Will Be Established By The State Of Denmark As A Wholly Owned Public Limited Liability Company (In Danish: “Aktieselskab” Or “A/S”) Prior To The Award Signing Of The Concession Agreement. State Holding Shall Purchase 20% Of The Concessionaire At The End Of The Investment Period (6 Months After Signing The Concession Agreement). State Holding Will Be A Passive Investor And A Minority Shareholder Of The Concessionaire. The Co-Ownership Is Further Described Below In The Section “Contract Terms”. The Offshore Wind Farm Shall Be Established Before 31 December 2030. The Concessionaire Will In Special Cases Be Entitled To An Extension Of This Deadline. Connection Of The Offshore Wind Farm To The Danish Transmission Grid Is Voluntary For The Concessionaire. The Concession Agreement Further Enables The Concessionaire To Establish Overplanting Capacity Within The Concession Area, I.E. It Is Optional For Concessionaire To Establish More Than 1 Gw Capacity Within The Concession Area. Furthermore, The Concessionaire May Exploit The Production Capacity Of Electricity From The Offshore Wind Farm For Energy Production, Such As But Not Limited To Innovative Energy Production (E.G. Power-To-X), If This Is Otherwise Possible Within The Applicable Legislation, And Provided It Takes Place Within The Concession Area. As A Natural Consequence Of The Concession Agreement, The Concessionaire Bears All Commercial Risks Associated With The Establishment, Operation And Decommissioning Of The Offshore Wind Farm, Including Any Potential Overplanting Capacity. Such Commercial Risks Include But Is Not Limited To Energy Price Development, Legis

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