Celtic Sea

British

noun

the relatively shallow part of the Atlantic Ocean lying between S Ireland, SW Wales, Cornwall, and W Brittany

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Port Talbot will become the first dedicated hub for floating offshore wind in the Celtic Sea.

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Floating offshore wind technology allows turbines to be installed far further from the shore than traditional fixed bottom structures - opening up areas of the Celtic Sea that are regarded as having some of the best wind resources in Europe.

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The new facilities in Port Talbot will help unlock at least 4.5 GW of new generating capacity - enough to power about 6.5 million homes - and follows last year's seabed leasing round in the Celtic Sea.

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The long-term goal is to establish the Celtic Sea as a major hub for floating offshore wind energy.

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Although this sounds like a small amount compared to other offshore projects, it has been described as a "pathway project" for the Celtic Sea.

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