“The
Crown
Estate
will
directly
invest
up
to
£1.4m
($2.16m)
in
key
surveys
and
reports
for
the
Inch
Cape
project,
which
will
be
directly
contracted
and
managed
by
SERL,”
the
company
says
in
a
statement.
The
deal
formalises
a
Heads
of
Terms
agreement
announced
in
September.
A
consortium
made
up
of
Germany's
RWE
Npower
Renewables
and
SERL
won
rights
to
the
Inch
Cape
site
in
2009
as
part
of
the
Scottish
Territorial
Round
tender
carried
out
by
the
Crown
Estate.
But
RWE
announced
in
June
that
it
was
walking
away
from
its
75%…
