The
English
counties
of
Norfolk
and
Suffolk
are
offering
measures
such
as
simplified
planning
procedures
and
tax-breaks
to
companies
under
the
new
East
of
England
Energy
Zone
scheme.
The
region
claims
it
offers
“a
well-established
and
experienced
supply
chain
and
workforce
ideally
located
for
the
southern
North
Sea”.
Local
officials
say
the
region’s
ports
offer
access
to
big
offshore
wind
developments,
including
the
Hornsea
and
Dogger
Bank
projects.
Great
Yarmouth
and
Lowestoft
are
the
closest
deep-water
ports
to
an
area
in
which
£50bn
($80bn)
will
be
invested
in
offshore
wind,
nuclear,
gas
storage
and…
