Tata Steel powers up offshore wind supply chain

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Conglomerate invests £2m in Hartlepool facility and signs supply deal with Eisenbau Krämer to make jacket foundations for wind turbines

Tata Steel has signed two major deals to supply wind turbine jacket foundations as the company seeks to take advantage of the UK's emerging offshore wind energy market. The Indian conglomerate yesterday...

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