The
two
investors,
Kirkbi
and
the
Oticon
Foundation,
will
pay
the
Danish
oil
giant
in
instalments
up
to
2015
for
the
32%
and
18%
respective
stakes.
In
2015
the
pair
will
take
over
the
completed
facility
and
their
share
of
the
earnings,
with
a
15-year
operation
and
maintenance
deal
already
inked.
The
stake
deal
is
expected
to
close
in
the
second
quarter
subject
to
approval.
Dong
Energy
chief
executive
Anders
Eldrup
said
the
agreement
was
a
major
step
forward
for
the
player’s
partnership
financing
model
for
offshore
wind
farms,
which
has
seen
the
company…
