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June 2, 2009 · about 17 years ago

Sea turbines on stream by summer

Scotland’s first offshore wind farm should be ready to start producing electricity by July. About half of the 60 turbines at Robin Rigg, off the Cumbrian coast in the Solway Firth, have been erected so far. Developers E.ON believe the £330m scheme will be completed by the end of the year but should

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Scotland’s first offshore wind farm should be ready to start producing electricity by July. About half of the 60 turbines at Robin Rigg, off the Cumbrian coast in the Solway Firth, have been erected so far. Developers E.ON believe the £330m scheme will be completed by the end of the year but should be able to start production earlier than that.

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