ESB partnership plots new £220m wind farm in northern Scotland
2021-05-16 01:30
ESB, the predominantly state-owned electricity company, is part of a partnership that has submitted plans to develop a large wind farm in Scotland, which if successful could represent an investment of up to £220m (€255m).
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