Masdar and Iberdrola to invest €5.2bn in 1.4GW East Anglia Three offshore wind farm

Stuart Stone
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Iberdrola's Ignacio Galán with Masdar's Sultan Al Jaber Credit: Masdar–Iberdrola partnership
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Iberdrola's Ignacio Galán with Masdar's Sultan Al Jaber Credit: Masdar–Iberdrola partnership

Energy giants advance €15bn joint venture with opening of Baltic Eagle project and confirmation of investment in latest UK offshore wind farm

Masdar and European energy giant Iberdrola have announced a €5.2bn joint investment in the East Anglia Three offshore wind farm, hailing the deal as the largest single offshore wind transaction to date...

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