'Green industrial revolution': Government hails £260m offshore wind manufacturing boost for Humber region

James Murray
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Credit: Siemens Gamesa
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Credit: Siemens Gamesa

Siemens Gamesa and GRI Renewable Industries to expand presence in the north east, creating and supporting over 1,300 jobs in the process

The government has today announced a further boost to the UK's offshore wind industry, confirming that more than £260m of investment is to be mobilised in support of new manufacturing capacity in the Humber...

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