Could a floating turbine cut offshore wind costs by almost half?

James Murray
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Energy Technologies Institute-backed study suggests innovative floating turbine design could cut offshore wind costs to £85/MWh

An innovative new floating wind turbine design that makes use of cutting-edge "tension leg" technology could slash the cost of offshore wind power from around £150/MWh currently to £85/MWh by the mid-2020s....

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