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Offshore wind project cost outlook 2014 Edition
This report analyses the potential for cost reductions and efficiencies in the offshore wind supply chain in Europe. It examines the areas of the supply chain where the most significant cost savings may be achievable and what might underpin cost reductions.
The findings are based on a survey of over 200 senior executives in the European offshore wind sector, which was completed in January 2014. The survey and report were written by Clean Energy Pipeline, a specialist provider of research, data and news on the clean energy sector. Clean Energy Pipeline is a division of VB/Research.
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Offshore wind project cost outlook 2014
Publisher: Clean Energy Pipeline|PD Ports
Subjects: Banking, finance and investment, Supply chain management, Research and development, Offshore wind power, Electricity, Cost reduction
