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GALWAY, IRELAND -- (Marketwire) -- 02/23/12 -- Researched by Industrial Info Resources Europe (Galway, Ireland) -- Construction of Germany's offshore wind parks will be delayed due to complications in connecting turbines to the power grid. The issue is primarily caused by problems with the construction of transmission lines and transformer stations.
E.ON AG (PINK: EONGY) (Dusseldorf, Germany) and RWE AG (PINK: RWEOY) (Essen, Germany) have expressed their intentions to suspend investments in wind projects unless obstacles are removed.
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