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The French government recently said that in the fourth onshore wind power installation tender in France, the project bid with a total installed capacity of 576 MW was successfully awarded
.
It is reported that France's target for this round of bidding is 500 MW, which is also the fourth tender for France's 3 GW onshore wind power tender
.
The average price of the winning project was €66.
5 per MWh, a slight increase
from the average price of €63 per MWh in the previous tender.
All winning projects will receive a 20-year PPA
.
According to reports, most of the winning projects will be installed in the Hausse region of France in northern France, while the largest project with a power generation capacity of 111 MW is located in the department of
Marne.
France aims to increase the share of renewable energy generation in its total production by the end of 2030 to 40%
from 20% at the end of 2018.
The French energy plan calls for an installed capacity of 21.
8 GW to 26 GW
of onshore wind by the end of 2023.
The French government recently said that in the fourth onshore wind power installation tender in France, the project bid with a total installed capacity of 576 MW was successfully awarded
.
It is reported that France's target for this round of bidding is 500 MW, which is also the fourth tender for France's 3 GW onshore wind power tender
.
The average price of the winning project was €66.
5 per MWh, a slight increase
from the average price of €63 per MWh in the previous tender.
All winning projects will receive a 20-year PPA
.
According to reports, most of the winning projects will be installed in the Hausse region of France in northern France, while the largest project with a power generation capacity of 111 MW is located in the department of
Marne.
France aims to increase the share of renewable energy generation in its total production by the end of 2030 to 40%
from 20% at the end of 2018.
The French energy plan calls for an installed capacity of 21.
8 GW to 26 GW
of onshore wind by the end of 2023.
