Rødsand 2 Offshore Wind Farm

Rødsand II was commissioned in October 2010. The offshore wind farm is situated south of the Danish island of Lolland in the Baltic Sea, approximately nine kilometres southeast of Rødbyhavn. With an installed capacity of 207 MW, Rødsand supplies 146,609 Danish households with green energy.

The 90 wind turbines with a capacity of 2.3 MW each are laid out in 18 units in five rows, which are curved towards the coast and cover an area of 34 km². The turbines have a tower height of 68.5 metres and a rotor diameter of 93 metres. Their total height is 115 metres. The turbines were installed at a water depth of 5-13 metres and the annual CO₂ emission savings amount to 296,296 tonnes.

Project status: in operation

Facts & figures

October

comissioned

Supplies

Danish households with green energy

installed capacity

turbines, capacity of 2.3 MW each

km²

area

tonnes

of annual CO₂ emission savings

Project benefits

The project benefits from an ideal offshore combination: plenty of wind, near the coast, relatively shallow waters with low tides and good ground conditions on the seabed of the Baltic Sea.

The individual turbines are linked to the transformer station via 75 km of submarine cables. From there, a 40 km cable brings the electricity onshore where it is fed into the Danish power grid.

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Joint ownership

Rødsand II is jointly owned by Andel (80%) and RWE (20%). RWE is solely responsible for the daily operation and maintenance of the wind farm.

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