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Italian oil and gas company Erni has announced that it has acquired a 20% stake
in the 2.
4 GW Dogger Bank offshore wind project in the UK.
Specifically, according to project developers SSE Renewables and Norway's Equinor, it has completed two transactions to sell 10% of the 1.
2 GW Dogger Bank A project and the 1.
2 GW Dogger Bank B project to Italy's Eni Energy
, respectively.
With this deal, SSE and Equinor will reduce their respective interests in the project to 40%.
Meanwhile, they still retain their 50% stake in the 1.
2 GW Dogger Bank Phase C, which is currently under development
.
Each phase of the Dogger Bank offshore wind project was awarded by the UK government in a contract at a contract
for difference (CfD) auction in 2019.
The total cost of building the two wind farms acquired by Eni is estimated at £6 billion ($8.
4 billion).
It is reported that Italy's Eni Group will acquire a 20% stake
in the Dogger Bank offshore wind farm project for a total of £405 million.
Upon completion of the transaction, SSE and Equinor will each hold 40 percent of the shares, while Eni will own the remaining 20 percent
.
According to previous announcements, the Dogger Bank A offshore wind farm and the Dogger Bank B offshore wind farm will be completed
in 2023 and 2024, respectively.
Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi said in a statement: "For Eni, entering the Nordic offshore wind market is an important opportunity
to work with two leading companies in the sector.
”
The Dogger Bank C project on England's northeast coast is expected to add another 1.
2 GW of capacity by 2026, making it the world's largest offshore wind farm, generating enough electricity to meet 5% of the UK's demand, equivalent to powering 6 million homes a year, to help the company meet its climate goals
.
The UK is already the world's largest offshore wind market and plans to increase installed capacity to 40 GW by 2030 from the current 10 GW
.
Like many other oil majors, Eni plans to significantly increase its renewable power generation to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and meet internal climate goals
.
To that end, it will reduce oil and gas inputs while building a clean energy portfolio
that includes renewable energy, biorefineries and carbon capture projects.
ENI aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050 and plans to have more than 55 GW of renewable energy capacity
by 2050.
Italian oil and gas company Erni has announced that it has acquired a 20% stake
in the 2.
4 GW Dogger Bank offshore wind project in the UK.
Specifically, according to project developers SSE Renewables and Norway's Equinor, it has completed two transactions to sell 10% of the 1.
2 GW Dogger Bank A project and the 1.
2 GW Dogger Bank B project to Italy's Eni Energy
, respectively.
With this deal, SSE and Equinor will reduce their respective interests in the project to 40%.
Meanwhile, they still retain their 50% stake in the 1.
2 GW Dogger Bank Phase C, which is currently under development
.
Each phase of the Dogger Bank offshore wind project was awarded by the UK government in a contract at a contract
for difference (CfD) auction in 2019.
The total cost of building the two wind farms acquired by Eni is estimated at £6 billion ($8.
4 billion).
It is reported that Italy's Eni Group will acquire a 20% stake
in the Dogger Bank offshore wind farm project for a total of £405 million.
Upon completion of the transaction, SSE and Equinor will each hold 40 percent of the shares, while Eni will own the remaining 20 percent
.
According to previous announcements, the Dogger Bank A offshore wind farm and the Dogger Bank B offshore wind farm will be completed
in 2023 and 2024, respectively.
Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi said in a statement: "For Eni, entering the Nordic offshore wind market is an important opportunity
to work with two leading companies in the sector.
”
The Dogger Bank C project on England's northeast coast is expected to add another 1.
2 GW of capacity by 2026, making it the world's largest offshore wind farm, generating enough electricity to meet 5% of the UK's demand, equivalent to powering 6 million homes a year, to help the company meet its climate goals
.
The UK is already the world's largest offshore wind market and plans to increase installed capacity to 40 GW by 2030 from the current 10 GW
.
Like many other oil majors, Eni plans to significantly increase its renewable power generation to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and meet internal climate goals
.
To that end, it will reduce oil and gas inputs while building a clean energy portfolio
that includes renewable energy, biorefineries and carbon capture projects.
ENI aims to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050 and plans to have more than 55 GW of renewable energy capacity
by 2050.
