Breaking: Government green lights giant East Anglia One offshore wind farm

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Department of Energy and Climate Change says wind farm off the coast of East Anglia will drive £520m of investment and create around 2,900 jobs

One of the world's largest offshore wind farms is set to be built off the coast of East Anglia, after the government today gave the go-ahead to the proposed East Anglia One development, predicting the...

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