“If we can extend the operational lifetime of oil rigs, wind turbines, and other highly valuable offshore assets, it would have tremendous financial and environmental benefits,” says Geir Grasmo, Professor at the University of Agder.
Development of the Sørlige Nordsjø II offshore wind project could directly and indirectly employ 2,100 people in Agder and create ripple effects worth NOK 7.9 billion for the region, according to a new analysis from PwC.
Future Offshore Wind is a regional collaboration project for offshore wind in Agder. The purpose is to work together as a region to succeed in establishing offshore wind power in Agder.
Agder H2 Network comprises more than 200 companies and organizations that are part of - or have an interest in - the Norwegian and European hydrogen industry.