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Shell joins VindØ Consortium to create artificial energy island in Danish North Sea

By Michelle AdkinsMay 3, 20232 Mins Read
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Shell has officially joined the VindØ Consortium, a project aimed at creating an artificial energy island in the Danish North Sea. The ambitious project could deliver up to 10GW of offshore wind and potentially transform the energy landscape in the region. Shell's executive vice president for global renewable generation, Thomas Brostrøm, expressed his excitement about

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