Welsh government approves 200MW floating offshore wind farm in Celtic Sea

Stuart Stone
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Credit: Cierco Energy

Consent granted for Llŷr Wind Farm, with around 2,000 jobs expected to be created during construction

The Welsh Government has given the green light to a 200MW floating offshore wind farm in the Celtic Sea, with the demonstration project expected to begin generating clean power from the early 2030s...

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