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Crown Estate - development of Atlantic Array 'not viable'

2 December 2013 by Ben Miller

UK: The Crown Estate has said the site of the axed 1.2GW Atlantic Array project is unviable as an investment opportunity despite interest from a former developer of the project in taking over RWE's plans.

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