Nearshore Versus Offshore: Comparative Cost and Competitive Advantages

Henrik Klinge Jacobsen; Pablo Alejandro Hevia Koch; Christoph Wolter

Nearshore Versus Offshore: Comparative Cost and Competitive Advantages

Henrik Klinge Jacobsen, Pablo Alejandro Hevia Koch, Christoph Wolter

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Abstract

Currently there exist high expectations for the development of wind energy, particularly in Europe, out of which offshore wind turbine developments will be central as tools to achieve current energy targets. The choice between nearshore and (far)-offshore is particularly relevant,
both because of increased public resistance due to visual disamenities produced by nearshore projects, and because of the potential cost reduction benefits attained by building wind farms closer to the shore.

Original language	English
Journal	I A E E Energy Forum
Issue number	Bergen Special 2016
Pages (from-to)	17-19
ISSN	1944-3188
Publication status	Published - 2016

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