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Floating Foundations for Offshore Wind - Presentation

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Floating Foundations for Offshore Wind - Presentation

Abstract

ETI’s Programme Manager Andrew Scott presents “Floating Foundations for Offshore Wind” at the Society of Maritime Industries.Offshore Wind has a significant role to play in the UK 2050 energy mixProvides proven capability if other technology deployment is constrainedPotential to deliver costs competitive with lowest cost form of low carbon generationDeployment of 8 to 16 GW of floating wind (if 2050 total is 40GW) could make economic sense for the UKThe larger the UK deployment of offshore wind, the more important floating wind will become

Keywords

Offshore Wind, RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES (Wind Energy)

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