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The Inn2POWER project, launched in 2016, is a transnational collaboration between 13 project partners from five European countries. The project connects offshore wind and green hydrogen companies in the North Sea region to help realise the ambitious European expansion targets for offshore wind energy by building interregional value chains. The partners explain: ‘Through this cooperation, we have been able to provide important drive at the interregional level so that the required levels of growth and capacity for offshore wind energy can be realised under the condition of building interregional value chains.’
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By Peter Rae AO, President of WWEA, Australia
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By Jesper Sloth, Chief Marketing Officer, Polytech, Denmark
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By Antonella Battaglini, CEO, Renewables Grid Initiative, Germany
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By Richard Smith, London Maritime Partner, Watson Farley & Williams, UK
Will European Intellectual Property Be Key for Overseas Countries in Meeting Their Net Zero Targets?
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By Daniel Sizer, Partner at intellectual property firm, Marks & Clerk, UK
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