Peterlee-born Mark takes charge of Dogger Bank Wind Farm
The son of a former County Durham miner is set to take charge of the day-to-day running of a £9bn wind farm.
Source: thenorthernecho.co.uk
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Alpine Canada | News | St. Germain Season Best 7th in World Cup Slalom
Calgary, Alta. (January 29, 2023) – In front of a large and energetic crowd at the FIS Alpine Skiing World Cup women’s slalom in Spindleruv Mlyn, Czechia, Laurence St-Germain (St. Ferréol-les-Neiges, QC) was the top Canadian finishing in seventh place. On an overcast day, St-Germain was a model of consistency with the tenth best time in both the first and second runs. Today’s seventh place finish comes on the heels of yesterday’s 15th in Spindleruv. This is St.
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Alpine Canada | News | PAIR OF FOURTH PLACE FINISHES FOR CANADA AT PARA ALPINE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
Calgary, Alta. (January 26, 2023) – Alexis Guimond, Gatineau (QC) and Kurt Oatway (Calgary, AB) were each less than a second off the podium in today’s giant slalom at the FIS Para Alpine World Championships in Espot, Spain. Guimond, coming off a bronze medal in yesterday’s downhill, was the first skier on the course in the men-standing race. He then had to watch from the finish as his name slowly moved off the podium. ‘It was a tough one today,” said Guimond. “The
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Alpine Canada | News | World Championship Bronze Medals for Canada's Turgeon and Guimond
Calgary, Alta. (January 25, 2023) – Frédérique Turgeon (Candiac, QC) and Alexis Guimond, Gatineau (QC) both captured bronze medals in the downhill at today’s FIS Para Alpine World Championships in Espot, Spain. Guimond was the first man down the course in the men-standing race and laid down a time that help up for third place. Turgeon, who has been climbing the standings all week, improved from fifth in Monday’s super-G, to fourth in yesterday’s alpine combined,
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Alpine Canada | News | Canada Starts Para Alpine World Championships with Three 5th Place Finishes
Calgary, Alta. (January 23, 2023) – The opening day of racing at the FIS Para Alpine World Championships in Espot, Spain, saw three Canadians place fifth. After dealing with weather-related delays and cancellations, the athletes took to the slopes in Espot today under blue skis and bright sun. Appearing in her third world championships, Frédérique Turgeon (Candiac, QC), raced to fifth in today’s women-sitting super-G. Turgeon captured a super-G bronze medal
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