Five Estuaries: Government green lights 300MW North Sea offshore wind project

Stuart Stone
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Plans to add 79 turbines to existing Galloper Wind Farm off the Suffolk coast approved by DESNZ

The government has given the green light to more than 300MW of new offshore wind capacity in the North Sea by approving plans to extend the existing £1.5bn Galloper Wind Farm. The new Five Estuaries...

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