Offshore wind plans driving investment in installation vessels

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Offshore wind plans driving investment in installation vessels

Keith Wallis, Special Correspondent | Apr 25, 2022 10:23AM EDT
Massive investment in offshore wind energy projects planned for Asia and the US is fueling orders for installation vessels, but at least one analyst expects an equipment shortfall by the end of the decade.
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