‘Negative bidding’ to decide 2.5GW German offshore wind tender
Energy Disrupter
Germany will determine the winners of two North Sea sites that could support 2.5GW of offshore wind capacity using so-called ‘negative bidding’ after several developers offered to build the projects without receiving a state subsidy.
by Craig Richard
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