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In March 2005, all of the political parties came together, and the Danish Parliament signed an energy agreement to permit 750 MW of wind energy to be installed in Denmark over the next five years. n294 This agreement calls for the development of 400 MW in offshore wind farms and 350 MW onshore. n295 More specifically, one offshore wind farm will be located at Horns Rev in the North Sea, while another wind farm will be at Rodsand, which the Danish Energy Authority has appointed contractors to manage. n296 The DWIA estimates that by 2009, twenty-five [*244] percent of Denmarks energy sector will draw electricity from these wind parks. n297 As of 2002, fourteen percent of Denmarks electricity needs were met by wind energy. n298 During the Copenhagen Offshore Wind conference in October 2005, about eighty European Union officials called for offshore wind plants to be developed throughout Europe, which is to be a common policy known as the Copenhagen Strategy. n299 Currently world-renowned Danish companies like Vestas Wind Systems and Siemens Wind Power provide more than ninety percent of Denmarks wind capacity combined. n300 These Danish companies are actively manufacturing and supplying wind-related products to overseas markets. n301 Additionally, an interesting employment trend in the wind energy sector is developing in Denmark. Due to globalization and the high demand for European-made wind products, many Danish companies have relocated their manufacturing to developing nations like India and China. n302 However, some wind companies in these developing nations have moved parts of their companies to Denmark. n303 For instance, the Indian wind turbine company Suzlon has invested in Denmark, recognizing Denmarks highly-skilled work force in the wind energy sector. n304 [*245] Although Suzlon does not plan on manufacturing wind turbines within Denmark, it does expect to use the expertise of Denmarks wind energy professionals to focus on global sales and marketing. n