London Array expansion plans ditched

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Consortium behind world's largest offshore wind farm says concerns over birdlife make planned extension to 1GW impossible

Plans to extend the London Array, the world's largest wind farm, to 1GW of capacity have been dropped amid concerns over the project's potential impact on wildlife. Owners Dong Energy, E.ON and Abu...

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