Blackout fears rise as £4bn offshore wind farm scrapped: German company blames ‘technical challenges’ and spiralling costs as it pulls plug on plans/Daily Mail

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240-turbine Atlantic Array project designed to power 1million homes axed
Decision to stop Bristol Channel project due to ‘cost and technical issues’
Critics blamed Coalition for discouraging investment in renewable energy

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