Could floating platforms help slash the cost of marine renewables?

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Nass&Wind Offshore and Mainstream Renewable Power both launch new floating devices to help optimise renewables projects

The fledgling market for new floating platforms and monitoring devices designed to help reduce the cost of marine energy projects has taken a major step forward this week, after two projects on opposite...

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