Doosan would have invested considerable resources into making the decision to come to Scotland.
So, having invested that time in management and planning, they obviously would have preferred not to cancel.
They point to difficult conditions in Europe, but it is not clear to me why they would necessarily cancel an offshore wind project because of that.
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