Zeebrugge ICO Noord
ENGIE wenst een windturbineproject van drie windturbines te ontwikkelen in Zeebrugge voor de groep International Car Operators (ICO).
Planning:
| Q2 2024 | Beslissing overheid |
Kerncijfers:
| Aantal turbines | 3 |
| Vermogen per turbine | 4,8 MW |
| Equivalent verbruik | 10 000 gezinnen |
| CO2e-besparing | 15 500 ton/jaar |
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