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June 28, 2009 · about 17 years ago

ABP wins wind farm contract

Associated British Ports’ (ABP) has won a contract to import and store more than 100 wind turbines for Dong Energy at the port of Barrow. The agreement gives Dong Energy access to 7.2ha of land for the 102 wind turbines that will form Walney Offshore Windfarm off the Cumbrian Coast. Nick Ridehalgh,

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Associated British Ports’ (ABP) has won a contract to import and store more than 100 wind turbines for Dong Energy at the port of Barrow. The agreement gives Dong Energy access to 7.2ha of land for the 102 wind turbines that will form Walney Offshore Windfarm off the Cumbrian Coast. Nick Ridehalgh, ABP port director for short-sea ports, said: “The agreement with Dong Energy is very good news for Barrow.

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