Siemens pays to finish Clyde wind farm order at bankrupt Campbeltown Skykon

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Staff will return to work at Skykon Campbeltown after Siemens agrees short-term deal to complete delivery for Clyde wind farm

Siemens has signed a deal with the administrators of Skykon's Scottish wind turbine tower plant which will see all 130 staff return to work to complete an unfinished order for its Clyde wind farm project....

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