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U.S. Offshore Wind Industry Deemed “Fundamentally Broken” Amidst Setbacks

By Piers HarrettNovember 2, 20232 Mins Read
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The U.S. offshore wind sector is encountering significant hurdles, leading to concerns among major players in the energy industry. BP's Head of Gas and Low Carbon, Anja-Isabel Dotzenrath, expressed her view that the industry is "fundamentally broken." This statement comes as BP and its partner, Equinor, assess their options for developing substantial offshore wind projects

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