OFGEM Shortlists  Bidders To Own And Operate  Offshore Electricity Transmission Links For Three Major  North Sea  Wind Farms

ReutersMar 24, 2026 8:16 AM

March 24 (Reuters) -

OFGEM: SHORTLISTED  BIDDERS WHO CAN   COMPETE TO OWN AND OPERATE  OFFSHORE ELECTRICITY TRANSMISSION LINKS FOR THREE MAJOR NORTH SEA WIND FARMS
OFGEM: FIVE BIDDERS WILL NOW BE INVITED TO SUBMIT THEIR FORMAL TENDERS AHEAD OF OFGEM SELECTING PREFERRED BIDDER FOR EACH PROJECT - WEBSITE

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