The
past
few
months
have
seen
RWE
issue
a
torrent
of
contracts
for
the
€2bn
($2.6bn)
Gwynt
y
Mor
project,
which
will
be
the
German
utility’s
third
offshore
wind
farm
off
the
coast
of
north
Wales
when
construction
is
finished
in
2014.
That
strategy
runs
counter
to
other
projects,
such
as
Belgium’s
Belwind,
where
Dutch
marine
contractor
Van
Oord
was
responsible
for
nearly
all
engineering,
procurement
and
construction
decisions.
“Bringing
on
all
these
different
companies
allows
us
to
maintain
greater
control
over
the
project,”
says
Mark
Fleming,
a
spokesman
for
npower…
