Global Offshore Wind 2023 poll: Commodity shortages and inflation top delegates' concerns
Global Offshore Wind 2023 poll: Commodity shortages and inflation top delegates' concerns | Windpower Monthly
Global Offshore Wind 2023 poll: Commodity shortages and inflation top delegates' concerns
Offshore wind companies fear bottlenecks and high inflation could pose significant risks to the supply chain, industry representatives told Windpower Monthly at RenewableUK's Global Offshore Wind 2023 conference in London this week.
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