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RWE scopes out Welsh ports over 'gigawatt-scale' Celtic Sea floating wind
German utility giant signs MoUs with operators over potential production, deployment and O&M facilities for major arrays off western Britain
The potential of the Celtic Sea between the western UK and Ireland means it is already the subject of a clutch of giant floating wind plans. As recently as last week partners Source Energie and ERM Dolphyn said the first phase of a 2.3GW wind-fuelled hydrogen complex could be in the water as soon as 2027.
The infrastructure needed to support a large-scale floating build-out is a key concern for the industry, given that west of the UK has seen far less fixed-bottom development than its North Sea coast and given the specific demands of floating wind.
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RWE scopes out Welsh ports over 'gigawatt-scale' Celtic Sea floating wind
German utility giant signs MoUs with operators over potential production, deployment and O&M facilities for major arrays off western Britain
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