When people think of offshore wind turbines, the blades tend to be the interesting part. But for engineer Rachel Beedie, the gigantic steel structures sunk into the seabed that hold up turbines as tall as London’s The Shard are the most fascinating.

The hidden history of Suffolk’s past could be brought to light in the coming weeks and months as onshore archaeological works get underway for ScottishPower Renewables’ East Anglia TWO and East Anglia ONE North offshore windfarms.

Contract award gives further boost to UK’s domestic supply chain

ScottishPower Renewables’ first fixed-bottom foundation offshore windfarm in Scottish waters could bring jobs and an economic boost and create positive and lasting benefits for rural and coastal communities, according to a new independent report.