E.ON pushes on with offshore UK wind farm
E.ON is to apply for planning permission on Monday to build one of the UK's largest offshore wind farms, hoping the Ministry of Defence will drop its objections to the project.
âThe next generation of large-scale offshore wind farms like Humber Gateway have a vital role to play,â Paul Golby, the Chief Executive of E.ON UK, said.
âThis scheme will displace the emission of hundreds of thousands of tonnes of carbon dioxide every year and will make a significant contribution to helping the government meet its tough renewable energy targets.â
E.ON has applied for permission to build the wind farm despite opposition to the project from the Ministry of Defence.
âWe are confident that we can find a way forward that is acceptable to all stakeholders,â said Golby. (Reuters)
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