French regulator Commission de Régulation de l'Energie (CRE) has pre-selected bidders to take part in a competitive dialogue which will define the bidding conditions for France's third offshore wind tender.
CRE prequalified 10 bidders to develop the 250-750MW French offshore wind project off Dunkirk in 2022. It is expected that the preferred bidder will be announced next year.
As we reported in March, ENGIE and EDPR confirmed their ambitions in the project and now they have been prequalified.
Other companies selected in the project are:
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