UK awards planning permission to 2,600 MW offshore wind project

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UK awards planning permission to 2,600 MW offshore wind project

The UK Government has granted Orsted planning permission to operate the 2,600 MW Hornsea 4 wind project near the coast of east England. The project has undergone a lengthy examination process, followed by months of additional consultations, leading up to the government's final decision. Orsted's proposal entails erecting a maximum of 180 wind turbines in a location 69 km away from Yorkshire, which will generate clean energy. However, there are a few mitigation measures that need to be taken before the project can commence.

The Hornsea 4 wind farm is set to establish a substantial renewable energy source while also contributing to the country's overall energy security. Orsted is a reputable clean energy developer, and their extensive experience in offshore wind power makes them an ideal candidate for the project.

The approval of this project marks a significant step forward for the UK's energy industry and reinforces the commitment towards cleaner, greener energy.

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