Two UK offshore wind farms worth £12 billion have reached financial close.
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RWE and KKR have reached financial close on two North Sea offshore wind projects, Vanguard West and Vanguard East, with total project costs including grid connections of about £12 billion and combined capacity of 2.8GW. The projects, located 50-80 km off England's Norfolk coast, will be run as 50-50 joint ventures after KKR completed its acquisition of stakes in both. RWE said the wind farms, once fully operational, could supply power equivalent to the demand of roughly 3 million UK households. The milestone matters as a large-scale capital commitment to UK offshore wind amid shifting investor appetite for the sector. Next, watch for construction progress and whether the pair extend their partnership to further projects.
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