With
an
offshore
portfolio
of
about
12.5GW,
of
which
8GW
is
attributable,
the
whole
sector
—
from
manufacturers
to
contractors
to
governments
—
is
watching
Iberdrola’s
every
move.
Although
the
company
was
not
one
of
the
first
big
utilities
to
enter
the
offshore
arena
—
Dong,
RWE,
Vattenfall
and
E.ON
have
had
“steel
in
the
water”
for
years
now
—
it
has
been
quietly
working
behind
the
scenes
in
recent
years,
setting
up
its
offshore
wind
business
division
in
Glasgow,
building
partnerships
with
fellow
developers
and
suppliers,
and
acquiring
assets.
It
has
also…
