Floating wind: Three major Celtic Sea projects progress to final seabed auction

Michael Holder
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A map of the areas the Crown Estate is responsible for in the Celtic Sea | Credit: Crown Estate
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A map of the areas the Crown Estate is responsible for in the Celtic Sea | Credit: Crown Estate

Projects totalling 4.5GW of new clean power capacity progress to final bidding stage this Spring for seabed leases with the Crown Estate

Plans for three major new floating wind farms off the coasts of Wales and South West England have moved a step closer to securing seabed leases, ahead of the final auction taking place later this Spring,...

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