Leaving the competition in its wake

Ian D. Broadbent () and John Aldersey-Williams ()
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Ian D. Broadbent: Broad Horizons Consulting Ltd.
John Aldersey-Williams: Redfield Consulting Ltd.

Nature Energy, 2020, vol. 5, issue 8, 555-556

Abstract: Offshore wind projects are being deployed at an increasing rate, and as the scale of these projects has grown, costs have tumbled. A new study indicates that some new European projects may no longer require support from state subsidy mechanisms to be competitive.

Date: 2020
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