Repsol sails into Scottish offshore wind market with £50m SeaEnergy purchase

Jessica Shankleman
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Spanish oil giant to form 40:60 partnership with EDP Renováveis to develop Moray Firth and Inch Cape wind farms

Spain's largest oil company, Repsol, is set to enter the UK's offshore wind market after agreeing to buy SeaEnergy Renewables for £50m in a deal that will see it form a partnership with EDP Renováveis...

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