The
situation
is
complicated
by
the
rivalry
between
Scotland
and
England,
which
are
competing
against
each
other
for
supply-chain
commitments,
even
as
the
UK
competes
with
the
likes
of
Germany
and
France.
Both
England
and
Scotland
are
using
development
funds
to
rejuvenate
ports
and
infrastructure
to
make
themselves
appear
more
attractive.
But
although
politicians
are
bending
over
backwards
to
woo
turbine
makers,
they
have
not
made
any
explicit
demands,
says
Julian
Brown,
UK
country
director
at
French
turbine
maker
Areva.
Areva
is
known
to
have
shortlisted
four
sites
in
northeast
England
and…
