Europe’s Demand Could be Supplied From Offshore Wind and Ocean Energy
Posted on Nov 4th, 2010 with tags could, Demand, energy, europe, News by topic, ocean, offshore, supplied, wind.
Offshore wind, wave and tidal energy together could technically provide all of Europe’s future electricity demand. This vision is being developed by a group of industry experts and scientists under the EU ORECCA (Offshore Renewable Energy Conversion platforms – Coordination Action)project. The group will come together later this week for a two day workshop organized by Siemens and Ecofys in the Netherlands.
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