The Crown Estate, which owns the seabed upon which the UK’s massive offshore wind push will be built, says adding capacity to existing sites will help to bolster the industry’s supply chain and installation capacity.
“In the years leading up to construction of the larger round three projects, the extension of existing sites will provide the offshore wind supply chain with further confidence in a pipeline of construction projects,” says Rob Hastings, director of marine estates at the Crown Estate
The offer is open to any round one or two project which is operational or under construction, consented and awaiting construction, or currently awaiting its consents.
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