Bard
says
it
reached
“consensus”
with
its
works
council
last
August,
but
managed
to
keep
the
plant
afloat
for
a
few
months
longer
due
to
demand
from
the
company’s
troubled
flagship
Bard
Offshore
1
project.
Some
25
CSC
workers
will
be
transferred
to
other
Bard
companies,
while
nearly
100
other
jobs
will
be
eliminated.
“Unfortunately,
and
despite
intensive
efforts,
the
search
for
an
investor
for
CSC
has
remained
unsuccessful,”
Bard
says.
The
future
of
Bard
–
seemingly
growing
dimmer
by
the
month
–
remains
a
source
of
intense
speculation
among
many
in
the
offshore
wind
business.
Bard
had
sought
to
become
the
world’s…
