GERMANY: As the European Wind Energy Association offshore event of the year takes place in Frankfurt, Germany's financial centre, Windpower Monthly's team will be reporting on the product launches, high-level debates and key topics of conversation.
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The Danish manufacturer hopes wind will play a bigger role as hydro-dominated Latvia moves towards 50% renewables by 2030 target
The German-Spanish manufacturer reports an "encouraging" quarter due to the strength of its offshore and services business units
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