Orsted representative insists proposals are in line with government policy
The clerk of Garff Commissioners says plans to bring power generated by a proposed offshore windfarm into the Manx grid are 'very vague'.
Martin Royle called for more assurances after Manx Utilities confirmed it's yet to agree a way to bring power from Mooir Vannin onshore if the project is given the go-ahead.
In response, a representative for the company seeking to build an 87-turbine windfarm off the Island's east coast insists the project is in line with Isle of Man Government policies.
A series of hearings are taking place this week examining various aspects of Orsted's plans to build 87 turbines off the Island's east coast.
Mr Royle and Amy Stirling, representing Orsted, spoke at yesterday's hearing:
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