In
Scotland,
the
consortium
comprising
EDP
Renováveis
(EDPR)
and
Repsol
is
due
to
tender
for
the
first
phases
of
the
Moray
Firth
zone,
along
with
its
Inch
Cape
project.
Industry
sources
say
it
is
highly
unlikely
the
Scottish
government
will
accept
imported
turbines
for
the
bulk
of
the
two
projects’
supply
needs,
particularly
given
a
small
but
significant
level
of
public
opposition
to
the
proposed
wind
farms.
Alex
Salmond’s
administration,
while
perhaps
not
making
it
a
formal
stipulation,
has
various
means
to
ensure
a
Scotland-first
policy.
This
puts
Spanish
turbine
maker…
