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A Guide to UK Offshore Wind Operations and Maintenance
The focus of the fledgling UK offshore wind industry has so far been the development and construction of wind farms in the unforgiving marine environment. But, as more and more offshore assets are commissioned and the number of operational wind turbines continues to grow, the technical and commercial challenges of operating projects is starting to receive much greater attention.
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A Guide to UK Offshore Wind Operations and Maintenance
Subjects: Energy engineering, Banking, finance and investment, Supply chain management, Maintenance, Research and development, Economics, business and commerce, Operations Management, Offshore wind power, Wind power, Wind farms, Offshore wind farms
