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The Danish Folketing (The Danish Parliament) has decided to construct two energy islands in Denmark in the North Sea and in the Baltic Sea. The energy island on Bornholm will have a capacity of 3 GW, while the one in the North Sea will have a capacity of 3 GW in 2033, and 10 GW in the longer term.
For the Bornholm Energy Island project, neighbouring transmission system operators 50Hertz (Germany) and Energinet (Denmark) signed a corresponding cooperation agreement on the construction of a hybrid interconnector between the respective countries.
This market dialogue is launched regarding the Bornholm Energy Island project for HVDC connections which includes two bipole HVDC converts on Bornholm, one bipole HVDC converters in Germany and one bipole Converters on Zealand.