Offshore wind farms are increasingly being harmed by their own company

The North Sea is becoming too crowded for wind turbines The growing size of turbines and the density of wind farms in the North Sea are causing developers to increasingly fear the so-called "wake effect", i.e. the reduction of wind speed due to the interaction of turbines, reports the Financial Times. The daily cites the example of a 400 MW farm located off the eastern coast of England, which belongs to the Norwegian concern Equinor. A consortiu…