Blyth
The Haliade-X 12MW offshore turbine blade is bigger than nine London buses or the pitch at Wembley Stadium
The Blyth Offshore Wind Farm was built in 2000 and has now reached the end of its life
The renewable arm of EDF Energy has bought the rights to develop the Blyth offshore wind demonstration project in Northumberland. It has secured both the seabed rights from the Crown Estate and associated land rights and meteorological data from the Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult. Up to 15 turbines could be installed on the site […]
Norway’s state power grid operator hopes to take advantage of new pay arrangements for a huge underground electricity cable to the UK. The 1400 MW interconnector will stretch more than 700km from Blyth, Northumberland to Kvilldal in south west Norway. It will be owned 50:50 by Norway and the UK’s National Grid and could come […]
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