Dong Energy sells off onshore wind business to focus on offshore opportunity

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Pension fund PFA and energy company SE to buy Danish onshore wind portfolio for £86m

DONG Energy is set to offload its Danish onshore wind business in a deal worth 760m Danish Krone (£86m) as it seeks to focus on building up its offshore wind power portfolio, much of which is located off...

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