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Home›Green Marine›Sea Energy signs deal for IncheCape wind farm
Green Marine

December 16, 2010 · about 15 years ago

Sea Energy signs deal for IncheCape wind farm

British-based SeaEnergy has inked an interim development agreement with the UK’s Crown Estate to take its Inch Cape offshore wind farm a further step forward. The new IDA formalises a heads of terms agreement signed in September this year with the Crown Estate for the Inch Cape project which involve

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British-based SeaEnergy has inked an interim development agreement with the UK’s Crown Estate to take its Inch Cape offshore wind farm a further step forward. The new IDA formalises a heads of terms agreement signed in September this year with the Crown Estate for the Inch Cape project which involves developing a 905 Megawatt offshore wind farm with 174 turbines off the Scottish east coast near Angus.

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