BASF signs 25-year offshore wind power agreement

Germany
BASF has concluded a 25-year fixed-price corporate power purchase agreement with Ørsted for energy sourced from an offshore wind farm in the German North Sea, the chemical producer announced on Thursday.

Under the agreement, BASF will offtake 186 MW from Ørsted’s planned 900-MW Borkum Riffgrund 3 offshore farm.

The Danish energy company is expected to conclude its final investment decision on the project in late-2021. Operations are to begin in 2025.

The corporate power purchase agreement for offshore wind power is the longest ever announced.

Cost of the agreement was not disclosed.

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