Banco Sabadell | According to press reports, Iberdrola is finalising the sale to Masdar (Abu Dhabi) of a 49% stake in the East Anglia 3 offshore wind farm (United Kingdom) for around €2 billion (2% ...

Banco Sabadell| According to press reports, Iberdrola has agreed to give Masdar (the renewable energy arm of Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund) a stake in its East Anglia 3 offshore wind project in ...

The North Sea could still hold the key to meeting half of the UK’s oil and gas needs, which is almost double what the ...

Hornsea 3’s onshore infrastructure construction is well underway across Norfolk – and it’s being partly powered by cake! Kate’s Bespoke Cakes, a Norwich-based business, is just one of the local ...

A public-private deal to drive £1bn investment into offshore wind supply chains has been announced by the UK Government. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband said the “unprecedented” collaboration would help ...

Ministers also said up to £544 million in ‘clean energy bonus’ funding would back wind developers prioritising investment in ...

East Anglia wind farm gets off to record start A landmark wind project off the East Anglian coast has hit a “milestone moment” with the start of offshore construction. ScottishPower has begun work on ...

ScottishPower Renewables said East Anglia Three will support thousands of supply-chain jobs during its development and construction. That includes 100 in Lowestoft throughout the 25-year ...

The turbines there are much smaller, generating just one-seventh of the electricity of the giants of East Anglia Three. Scroby was capable of generating 60MW across its array of 30 turbines ...

East Anglia 2, with a planned capacity of 960 MW, is expected to begin construction 2027 and come online 2028. The 714-MW East Anglia 1 went onstream September 2019.

“It’s fantastic to be working with HSM Offshore Energy to bring our GBP4 billion ($5.3 billion) East Anglia TWO wind farm to life and produce more homegrown green generation for the UK.

In the next decade the UK will be home to 46.1 gigawatts (GW) of operational offshore wind, of which a third (15.2GW) will be located in East Anglia – enough to power 19.2m homes. Just under a ...