S&P: Offshore wind has great potential if growth risks are addressed

Michael Holder
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Global ratings agency cites North American market for future capacity expansion, but warns of need to tackle technological risks

Improving technology and falling costs are making offshore wind an increasingly viable source of energy worldwide, but the sector still faces a number of technological and geographical risks that could...

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