UK Energy Companies Install the First Deep Water Wind Farm
Filed in archive Wind by Reden Rodriguez on August 6, 2006

What does this development lead to? Gordon Edge, the head of offshore wind at the British Wind Energy Association believes that environmental concerns and space constraints will make shallow-water wind mills unviable soon.
Will this be the trend in the future? Industry leaders think so. Shallow waters are normally reserved for marine
traffic and commercial activities offer far less wind power potential than deep water areas, which can be identified and developed without affecting sea-vessel traffic or commercial and environmental activities. Read more about this story here.Permalink: UK Energy Companies Install the First Deep Water Wind Farm
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