Construction
of
the
350MW
Havsul
I,
which
is
owned
by
Vestavind
kraft,
a
group
of
local
power
utilities
on
the
Norwegian
west
coast,
can
start
by
2011
at
the
earliest.
But
whether
Havsul
I,
whch
could
produce
around
1
TWh
of
energy
a
year,
will
actually
be
built
may
depend
on
how
Norway’s
financial
support
system
for
renewable
energies
is
developed.
Havsul
II,
a
proposed
second
phase
project
with
a
capacity
of
800MW,
located
close
to
Havsul
I,
has
not
been
given
consent
at
this
stage,
but
may
be
approved
later
on,
says,…
