Macquarie buoyant over offshore wind market after Baltic 2 deal

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Investment firm to pay around €720m for 288MW German project

Macquarie Capital is eyeing up a number of offshore wind farm investments in Germany and Europe, after today acquiring 49.89 per cent of a 288MW project in the Baltic Sea. The investment firm today...

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