The
inability
of
Dutch-owned
transmission
system
operator
(TSO)
TenneT
to
build
North
Sea
offshore
grid
links
on
schedule
is
said
to
be
wiping
out
potential
profits
at
projects
under
construction.
It
is
also
tipping
investor
sentiment
towards
other
markets
at
a
time
of
heated
competition
among
European
countries
for
turbine
factories
and
other
assets
that
will
pay
dividends
for
decades.
The
situation
is
“extremely
serious”
for
the
German
industry,
says
Wolfgang
Bräuer,
business
development
manager
at
EnBW,
the
country’s
third-largest
utility.
From
an
investor’s
perspective,
the
delays
are
made
even…
