Statoil and E.ON to join forces on €1.2bn offshore wind farm

Madeleine Cuff
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Final investment decision approved for 385MW Arkona offshore wind farm in Baltic Sea, with Statoil acquiring 50 per cent of the project

Energy giants E.ON and Statoil yesterday confirmed they will build a 385MW offshore wind farm in Germany, after taking a final investment decision on the €1.2bn project. Statoil said it will take a...

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