Germany set to overtake UK as top offshore wind installer this year

Jessica Shankleman
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New GlobalData figures show Germany will install more than 2GW compared to UK's 801MW

Germany is on course to install the most new offshore wind power capacity in the world this year, overtaking the UK, which is expected to start construction of just one new project in 2015. New figures...

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