Proposals for wind farm off Cromer
Posted by AdminNov 16

Dudgeon Offshore Wind Limited is keen to hear the views of the local community about the onshore elements of this project and has arranged three public exhibitions where members of the public will have the opportunity to ask questions and to learn about the Dudgeon project in more detail. Exhibitions are planned as follows:
• Tuesday 17th November 2009, Fakenham Parish Church, 1pm – 8pm
• Wednesday 18th Nov. 2009, Necton Rural Community Centre (Village Hall), 12am – 7pm
• Thursday 19th November 2009, Holt Community Centre, 1pm – 8pm
The exhibitions will be manned by key members of the project team and will include displays providing detail on the Dudgeon project and the associated engineering and environmental studies being undertaken for the development.
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This is just the start of a potentially massive influx of investment in offshore wind around East Anglia over the next decade. Already seeing jobs being created in Wells, Lowestoft and Gt Yarmouth. The good people at Hethel Engineering Centre are hard at work encouraging investment in technology here so that companies in the region can win work in the windfam supply chain.
All contributing to the concept of World Class – Normal for Norfolk.