SSE downplays impact of Skykon collapse on wind farm plans

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Scottish and Southern Energy insists its wind energy projects will not be hit by collapse of tower supplier Skykon

Scottish and Southern Energy (SSE) has insisted its wind farm projects will not be disrupted by the closure of Skykon's turbine tower plant in Argyll and Bute, following the news that the manufacturer...

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