Lars Nordahl Lemvigh, Port of Roenne CEO.

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Bornholm prepares to become an Energy Island

Published on 09-01-2023 at 10:37

Lars Nordahl Lemvigh, Port of Roenne CEO Port of Rønne

The Danish island of Bornholm has been selected as the site for one of the two Danish Energy Islands, as per the Danish Climate Agreement of June 2022. The Port of Rønne is expanding, so as to be able to handle the associated volumes to come due to the huge interest in offshore wind in the Baltic Sea.

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Tags: Baltic Sea, Bornholm, Bornholm Bunker Hub, bunkering, Danish Climate Agreement, Danish Energy Island, Denmark, Energy Island, energy transition, green fuels, hydrogen, North Sea, offshore wind, P2X, Port of Rønne, Power 2 X, Power-to-X

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Bornholm prepares to become an Energy Island | Project Cargo Journal

Lars Nordahl Lemvigh, Port of Roenne CEO.

Interview

Bornholm prepares to become an Energy Island

Published on 09-01-2023 at 10:37

Lars Nordahl Lemvigh, Port of Roenne CEO Port of Rønne

The Danish island of Bornholm has been selected as the site for one of the two Danish Energy Islands, as per the Danish Climate Agreement of June 2022. The Port of Rønne is expanding, so as to be able to handle the associated volumes to come due to the huge interest in offshore wind in the Baltic Sea.

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Tags: Baltic Sea, Bornholm, Bornholm Bunker Hub, bunkering, Danish Climate Agreement, Danish Energy Island, Denmark, Energy Island, energy transition, green fuels, hydrogen, North Sea, offshore wind, P2X, Port of Rønne, Power 2 X, Power-to-X

Author: Emma Dailey

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