Clocking
in
at
1.5GW,
Moray
Firth
is
the
first
Round
3
project
to
hand
in
its
planning
application,
beating
out
E.ON’s
Rampion
project,
which
will
be
about
half
the
size.
As
recently
as
April,
E.ON
told
Recharge
it
intended
to
hand
its
application
to
the
UK’s
Infrastructure
Planning
Commission
in
August.
The
Moray
Firth
zone
was
awarded
to
EDPR
and
SeaEnergy
Renewables
in
2010.
Spanish
oil
and
gas
giant
Repsol
then
purchased
SeaEnergy
Renewables
last
summer,
absorbing
its
33%
stake
in
the
project
–
as
well
as
its
shares
of…
