Vattenfall to invest £150m in Kent offshore wind farm

Jessica Shankleman
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Swedish utility says construction for 49.5MW Kentish Flats extension will start in 2015

Vattenfall's plans to extend its 90MW Kentish Flats offshore wind farm have taken a major step forward after the company gave the green light to around £150m of investment. The Swedish utility confirmed...

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