Nine European countries have today signed a major agreement to develop the
world's first large-scale offshore wind energy grid in the North and Irish
seas, providing a boost to the continent's fast-expanding offshore wind
industry.
UK energy minister Lord Hunt joined with ministers from Germany, France,
Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Denmark, Sweden and Ireland to sign the
agreement on the sidelines of today's European Council meeting in Brussels.
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