New major wind power plant in Murmansk might produce green hydrogen

Project developers may have found their inspiration in Berlevåg, the nearby Norwegian town.

It is the Italian company Enel and its Russian subsidiary that is in the process of building a major wind power farm on the harsh and rocky plains northeast of Murmansk city.

The farm will have 201 MW capacity and is to stand ready for production by 2022. It is one of the biggest wind power projects in Russia and the first ever of its kind in the Murmansk region.

Possibly, the Russian project developers have taken inspiration in the Raggovidda wind farm in nearby Norway. The wind plant located in the small town of Berlevåg is projected to start generating hydrogen already this year.

Kilde: New major wind power plant in Murmansk might produce green hydrogen | The Independent Barents Observer