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The levelized costs for U.S. offshore wind has fallen steadily, making its development increasingly attractive in the relatively shallow waters off the Northeast coast. | DOI, DOE
By Michael Kuser While the U.S. is keen to benefit from the declining costs of developing offshore wind energy, it appears less focused on learning how the industry matured in Europe, where it was pioneered in 1991. That’s the assessment of two industry experts who, admittedly, have a stake in...
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