Iberdrola Unit ScottishPower Renewables Starts Work on UK Offshore Wind Base Costing Over EUR 10 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Iberdrola subsidiary ScottishPower Renewables has begun demolition work for a new offshore wind operations base in Lowestoft, in Britain's East Anglia region.
  • The facility will cost more than EUR 10 million, with construction scheduled to begin in early 2027.
  • The three-story building will span nearly 6,000 square meters, accommodating around 100 professionals and complementing the existing East Anglia ONE base.
  • The contract awarded to local builder R G Carter brings ScottishPower Renewables' regional supply-chain investment to more than EUR 113 million.
  • More than 100 local and regional companies participate in the supply chain.


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