Windy winter delivers power record for world's largest offshore wind farm

Jessica Shankleman
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London Array produces 1.5TWh in the six months to April 2014, new figures confirm

High winds and stormy weather over the winter months helped the London Array, located off the Kent coast, power around 325,000 homes, according to new figures released by the wind farm operators. London...

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