Pinsent Masons, CMS Cameron McKenna and Dundas & Wilson are among a line-up of firms to have advised on a competitive tender process which has seen development rights awarded for Northern Ireland's (NI) first offshore renewable energy projects.
October 18, 2012 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Pinsent Masons, CMS Cameron McKenna and Dundas & Wilson are among a line-up of firms to have advised on a competitive tender process which has seen development rights awarded for Northern Ireland’s (NI) first offshore renewable energy projects.
The Crown Estate has awarded rights to develop three sites off the coasts of County Down and County Antrim, which could generate electricity for as many as 300,000 homes.
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