According to a June 8 report from Bloomberg, Gamesa Corporacion Tecnologica SA, Spain’s largest wind-turbine maker, said it’s scoping out U.K. ports as possible bases for offshore wind power as Britain pushes development of the technology to meet its renewable power and greenhouse gas targets.
(Source: Bloomberg)
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