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The blades for Hornsea One are 75m long | Credit: Ørsted
UK's Planning Inspectorate grants consent for major wind farm despite concerns over potential impact on local seabird populations
Ørsted has officially been given the green light to start work on the third phase of its mammoth Hornsea wind farm off the coast of Norfolk, despite concerns raised by conservation groups over the potential...
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