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European Offshore Renewable Energy Industry Calls for Policy Support and Funding to Meet Green Power Targets

By Philip BrooksApril 24, 20233 Mins Read
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Europe's offshore renewable energy industry is not yet capable of fulfilling the ambitions of governments to rapidly expand green power, according to European companies from the sector. In a joint statement released on Monday, more than 100 firms and industry groups called for a jump in policy support and funding to accelerate progress. The statement

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