Greenpeace Criticizes Crown Estate Over Offshore Wind Profits
Greenpeace argues that the Crown Estate is abusing its role in the development of offshore wind farms in the UK.
The environmental group claims that the Crown Estate is engaging in "monopoly profiteering" from its key position in the buildout of offshore wind farms.
In response, the Crown Estate, which acts as the seabed landlord, counters that Greenpeace has "misunderstood" its duties.
Greenpeace threatens Crown Estate over offshore wind 'monopoly profiteering'
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