挪威政府机构Enova在周五的一份声明中表示，挪威已向两个漂浮式海上风电测试项目提供39.4亿挪威克朗（约合4.2754亿美元）的资金支持，这两个项目的计划年发电容量为0.3太瓦时（TWh）。
Norway has granted 3.94 billion Norwegian crowns ($427.54 million) in support for two floating offshore wind test projects with a planned annual capacity of 0.3 terrawatt hours (TWh), Norwegian government agency Enova said in a statement on Friday.
Enova已向Fortius海上风电公司（Fortius Offshore Wind AS）拨款20亿克朗，并向Fram风能解决方案公司（Fram Wind Solutions AS）拨款19.4亿克朗。两家公司都计划在未来五年内安装两台容量各为18.5兆瓦的大型海上风力涡轮机。能源产量将相当于大约15,000户家庭的年耗电量。此举旨在测试和展示能够降低漂浮式海上风电发电成本的新技术。Enova表示：“如果他们成功使海上风电技术达到足够的盈利水平，这将成为加快大规模部署可再生电力迈出的重要一步。”
Enova has granted Fortius Offshore Wind AS 2 billion crowns, and Fram Wind Solutions AS 1.94 billion crowns Both plan to install two large offshore wind turbines with a capacity of 18.5 megawatts each, over the next five years Energy production will match the annual consumption of around 15,000 households The aim is to test and demonstrate new technology that can reduce the cost of generating energy from floating offshore wind "If they succeed in making offshore wind technology profitable enough, it will be a major step toward faster, large-scale deployment of renewable power," Enova said