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Delays could lead to insolvent wind projects in Nordics

Corona-related delays on wind turbines could eat new wind projects in the Nordic region, in the worst case pulling the rug out from under them, according to PPA adviser to wind developers Mikkel Kring.

The Sødre Bjerkheim cluster of 294 MW was already heavily delayed prior to Covid-19. Photo: Norsk Vind
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