It
closed
a
€240m
($320m)
investment
agreement
for
the
high-voltage
cable
projects
BorWin1
and
BorWin2,
and
confirmed
another
€336m
for
two
more
offshore
hubs,
HelWin2
and
DolWin2.
The
news
was
certainly
a
relief
for
Germany’s
fledgling
offshore
wind
sector,
which
has
suffered
grid
connection
delays
that
threaten
to
derail
the
country’s
target
to
reach
10GW
of
offshore
generation
capacity
by
2020,
and
25GW
by
2030.
But
how
much
comfort
can
the
embattled
industry
really
take
from
the
Japanese
investment?
The
Mitsubishi
deal
at
least
shows
that
the
amended
German
Energy
Law
–
passed
by…
