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Offshore wind power: big challenge, big opportunity
Offshore wind can play a leading role in meeting renewable energy and carbon emission targets and improving energy security by 2020. The policy framework for renewables deployment needs to change to make it attractive for the market to invest at scale, catalyse cost reduction by up to 40% and create 70,000 local jobs in this new industry.
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Offshore wind power: big challenge, big opportunity
Publisher: The Carbon Trust
Subjects: Banking, finance and investment, Supply chain management, Planning and Design, Electricity generation, Offshore wind power, Electricity, Primary energy production, Offshore oil and gas, Offshore technology, Jobs, Cost reduction
