The Ministry of Energy of Lithuania has submitted a draft Government Resolution to stakeholders for coordination on locations in the Baltic Sea where it is expedient to develop wind farms.
The draft Government Resolution proposes the construction of a wind farm with a capacity of up to 700 MW which will produce approximately 2.5-3 TWh of electricity per year, one-quarter of Lithuania’s demand.
The territory planned in the Baltic Sea covers an area of 137.5 km2, with a distance from shore of approximately 29 kilometers, an average water depth of 35 meters, and an average wind speed of approximately 9 m/s.
The first auctions for offshore wind are planned to be announced in 2023. The power plants should be built and start generating electricity by 2030.
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