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Royal, Copenhagen

Officials in Copenhagen, Denmark, helped to inaugurate the world's largest offshore windmill park this month. The park has a capacity of 40 megawatts of electricity -- four times more than the second-largest offshore windmill park in Sweden -- and will supply about 3 percent of the city's energy, powering the equivalent of 32,000 homes. In total, more than 5,600 windmills produce about 10 percent of Denmark's electricity, selling at about 4 cents per kilowatt hour. Soeren Krohn of the windmill manufacturers association said wind power production in the country was expected to double by 2005.

straight to the source: MSNBC.com, Associated Press, 05 May 2001
read it only in Grist Magazine: There's something in the wind -- farmers are reaping rewards from wind energy -- by Lester Brown in our opinions column


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