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Floating wind is an exciting prospect, but more work is needed to bring down costs and the levelised cost of energy to compete with traditional offshore wind and fossil fuels. This article explains how remote monitoring could make sure floating wind is financially viable.
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| #20 Gamesa G145 wind turbine installed at Matafongo wind farm in the Dominican Republic (courtesy Marlon Pastelin) |
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