Danish wind auction reboot 'only solves one side of Rubik’s Cube'

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Creating necessary power demand to support new offshore wind capacity also key in a relatively small country like Denmark that already has a lot of wind and solar on the grid.Photo: Flickr/Yann Gar (image cropped)

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