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British fishermen 'bullied' out of ancestral waters by Norwegian wind company – 'Just diabolical!'
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The dispute between British fishermen and the Norwegian wind company Equinor centres on the planned extensions to the Sheringham Shoal and Dudgeon offshore wind farms, which will require the installation of underwater cables to transport electricity. The affected fishing grounds are located off the Norfolk coast, an area where many local fishermen have worked for generations. The conflict highlights the challenges of balancing the development of renewable energy sources with the interests of traditional industries such as fishing.
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British fishermen 'bullied' out of ancestral waters by Norwegian wind company – 'Just diabolical!'
British fishermen have been forced to leave their traditional fishing grounds for a fortnight by a Norwegian wind company.
A High Court ruling has affected 21 fishermen along the Norfolk coast as the Norwegian energy company Equinor conducts surveys for wind farm cable routes.
The fishermen, whose families have worked these waters across multiple generations, discovered last Friday that legal action had been taken …
19 Jun, 08:25