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Meanings of offshore wind in English
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Usage of offshore wind in English
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Scientists had considered offshore wind as a potentially limitless source of power.
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The United States does not yet have any working offshore wind farms.
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The first offshore wind farms should start operations in 2015, he said.
4
Germany switched on its first offshore wind farm last week, Alpha Ventus.
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Naturally, given our geographic profile, Ireland's potential for offshore wind is enormous.
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Currently there are no offshore wind projects operating off the United States.
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In November, Japan decided on a 10 GW target for offshore wind.
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Siemens is dominant in the offshore wind market but relatively weak onshore.
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Then some offshore wind of weariness or prejudice bears me away again.
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At the heart of the government's plans are giant offshore wind parks.
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So far, offshore wind power is only economically viable thanks to government subsidies.
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Japan is set to study the feasibility of offshore wind energy this year.
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In energy it provides oil platform safety engineering and designs offshore wind stations.
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Various European countries have been operating offshore wind farms since the early 1990s.
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The memorandum also covers copperation in renewabale energy projects, mainly offshore wind energy.
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In early 2002, the Government signed off on Ireland's first offshore wind farm.
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Offshore wind through the time
Offshore wind across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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