Offshore wind-ustry has failed to learn from mistakes, to share intelligence, or to cut costs to take it off subsidy support/Scottish Energy New

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Not enough commercial lessons have been learned – or shared – by the UK wind-ustry over the past 10 years to achieve manufacturing economies of scale and/or to reduce production, installation and maintenance costs.

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