Talk:Nysted Wind Farm

message: I think they should be considered as two wind farms, not one. They have different owners who do not share production, and blades are different - maybe nacelles are different too. I concede that they are placed close together though. The line between extension and wholly new is blurred and is subject to debate. Maybe there are examples from base load power stations with different owners on one site. TGCP (talk) 21:54, 9 August 2010 (UTC)
replies: text: good question, and no obvious answer. This article in Power Technology refers to Rødsand II as an extension of Rødsand I; and says that E.On are developing Rødsand II, and are part-owners of Rødsand I with DONG. But I think, elsewhere on wikipedia, Horns Rev II is treated as a separate windfarm to Horns Rev I. I think they may merit separate entries in the list of offshore windfarms, but I don't see any advantage in having one page for Nysted/Rødsand I, and a separate page for Nysted/Rødsand II . I think one of the things that makes Rødsand II notable is that it was the lowest-cost tender under a power purchase agreement with the Danish Energy Board: 62.9 øre (=0.629 DKK =€0.084 =gb£0.070 =us$0.112 at today's exchange rates) per kWh for 10 TWh (= 50000 full load hours x 200MW) - are there any other sources for that, to back up the Power Technology article? ErnestfaxTalk 22:16, 9 August 2010 (UTC)
thread_title: One or two?

message: according to Nordpool 12aug R2 may not be producing to wind capacity yet as maintenance and testing occur until 31 October 2010. TGCP (talk) 17:03, 14 September 2010 (UTC)
replies: text: Agreed: the ENS data shows that all turbines are now installed; but looking at the August production figures, not all were fully operational in that month; and it hasn't yet been commissioned. So Oct looks plausible. ErnestfaxTalk 05:28, 20 September 2010 (UTC)
thread_title: R2 operational?

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