Seagreen
–
a
joint
venture
between
SSE
Renewables
and
US
engineering
group
Fluor
–
has
applied
to
Marine
Scotland
to
build
the
wind
farms
at
sites
27km
and
38km
from
the
Angus
coastline.
The
plans
call
for
up
to
75
turbines
each,
plus
associated
infrastructure
including
subsea
cables,
offshore
substation
platforms
and
met-masts.
The
subsea
cables
will
take
the
power
produced
by
the
wind
farms
to
a
landfall
point
at
Carnoustie
on
the
Angus
coast,
says
Seagreen.
The
onshore
transmission
infrastructure,
which
will
take
the
power
to
a
grid-connection
point
at
Tealing,
north
of…
