Few
details
were
given
beyond
the
two
companies’
intention
to
“work
together
to
develop
offshore
wind
and
associated
transmission
projects”
in
Europe,
with
a
special
focus
on
the
UK
and
Germany.
The
companies
emphasised
the
non-exclusive
nature
of
their
arrangment,
saying
they
will
“continue
to
pursue
opportunities
separately
...
where
the
scope
of
the
work
is
segmented
in
multi-contracting
arrangements”.
Nevertheless,
the
alliance
will
present
developers
and
utilities
progressing
offshore
wind
projects
with
a
welcome
new
option
for
engineering,
procurement
and
construction
(EPC)
services
–
and
one
backed
by
two
deep-pocketed,
well-respected
players…
