World's largest turbines confirmed for UK waters, as questions asked over domestic content

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Giant Dogger Bank project confirms plans to import GE's 12MW turbines, sparking debate over industry's domestic content goals

The world's largest offshore wind project is set to deploy the world's most powerful turbine, after the developers of the Dogger Bank wind farm today announced GE Renewable Energy has been confirmed as...

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