Dong moves into Round 3 with £15m Hornsea stake

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Danish company buys a third of two offshore wind projects being developed by Siemens and Mainstream Renewable Power

Dong Energy has invested £15m in buying a 33.3 per cent stake in two North Sea wind farms being developed by Siemens and Mainstream Renewable Power. The Danish company will take partial ownership of...

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