Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Ignitis Renewables have won a tender to develop an offshore windfarm in the Liivi 1 seabed area in Estonia!  

After placing the highest bid of €1.16m, the partners won the rights to the seabed area when participating in Baltic countries second offshore wind auction. 

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners and Ignitis Renewables recently secured the Liivi 2 sea area which they see as a natural extension, allowing for “greater synergy and optimisation in developing the sites as a single offshore wind project.”

The area spans round 193 square kilometres, with a potential capacity of 2.3GW. Subject to obtaining the relevant permits, contracting suppliers and financing, the project is expected to become operational by 2030. 

Another milestone in both CIP & Ignitis renewable energy journeys, congratulations to all involved! 

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