RWE


RWE says goodbye to US offshore wind for $1.2bn from the US administration

06/08/26 -"RWE has settled with the US DOI, relinquishing its three offshore leases (New York, California, Louisiana) for $1.2bn of cash and booking only a c.€30m net impairment on ongoing development spend in ..."

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06/08/26
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