Crown Estate sets out plans to marry offshore wind boom and nature recovery

James Murray
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The Hornsea offshore wind project is the largest in the world | Credit: Orsted
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The Hornsea offshore wind project is the largest in the world | Credit: Orsted

New reports promise holistic approach to supporting marine nature recovery and clean energy transition

The Crown Estate has today published two reports setting out how the UK's seabed can better support both the accelerated delivery of nature recovery and the transition to clean energy. The Marine Delivery...

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