E.ON UK’s Robin Rigg Offshore Wind To Power Up
E.ON UK’s offshore wind farm Robin Rigg is expected to begin producing electricity within the next week, reports the Cumbrian Times & Star. Energy firm E.ON is building the £330 million [US $543 million] scheme of 60 turbines on a sandbank seven miles off the West Cumbrian coast.
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