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E.ON's two Blyth turbines are to be decommissioned in April | Credit: Robert Eva
E.ON's 4MW Blyth offshore wind farm, which has been generating power since 2000, to begin decommissioning in April
The UK's first ever offshore wind farm, which began generating power off the coast of Northumberland almost two decades ago, will be taken down in April having "reached the end of its time", energy supplier...
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