Wind consortium gives London Array go-ahead

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E.ON, Dong and Masdar give green light to plans after government steps up financial support for offshore wind

After months of speculation that it could ditch plans to build the world's largest offshore wind farm, the consortium behind London Array has today confirmed they are to begin work on the first phase of...

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