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Offshore wind prospects hit by grid costs

Berlin : Germany | Oct 02, 2012 at 1:37 PM PDT
Source: Sydney Morning Herald
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This raises serious questions about the near-term economic viability of the low-carbon technology in which Germany and Britain, among others, are setting such store. Problems have also emerged in Germany over who foots the bill for grid connection delays, while there are additional concerns about... FULL ARTICLE AT Sydney Morning Herald
 
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