The UK Government’s decision to join the Global Offshore Wind Alliance has been described as vote of confidence in the world-leading industry.
The aim is to accelerate international deployment of an energy resource the country has led on, with Hornsea Two, operated from Grimsby and located off the East Yorkshire coast currently the largest generator on the planet. The announcement was made in Sharm el-Sheikh in Egypt where COP27 is taking place.
Eight other countries have also announced they’re joining the alliance - Belgium, Colombia, Germany, Ireland, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway and the USA.
