GERMANY: Andrew Jamieson, CEO of Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult UK tells Windpower TV about the latest developments in technology that are seeing the cost of offshore projects brought down.
He highlights the need for improvements in operations and maintainance, as well as technology, in order to make offshore wind generation competitive.
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