Watson, Farley & Williams („WFW“), a leading international law firm, is pleased to announce that it has advised Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (”CIP“) in relation to its joint venture with TenneT Holding B.V. (”TenneT“) regarding the offshore grid connection DolWin3, which will transmit wind energy from the North Sea to German customers.
DolWin3 will transmit electricity to the mainland from a number of wind farms in the German North Sea and is expected to be completed in 2017. The transmission system will have a total capacity of 900 MW.
The investment in DolWin3 is a joint venture between CIP and TenneT. CIP is investing €384 million through a separate investment company (CI Artemis K/S), with PensionDanmark acting as the investor. TenneT will finance the remainder of the total construction costs, which are expected to amount to €1.9 billion. TenneT, one of the largest electricity transmission system operators in Europe and owned by the Dutch state, will build and operate DolWin3.
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