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Home›Authorities›Wind potential in France is big but offshore wind development is slow
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April 28, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Wind potential in France is big but offshore wind development is slow

France enjoys Europe’s second largest wind potential, and the wind resource is well distributed. With nearly 4,500 MW of wind energy… [mappress] Source: evwind, April 28, 2010;

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France enjoys Europe’s second largest wind potential, and the wind resource is well distributed. With nearly 4,500 MW of wind energy…

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Source: evwind, April 28, 2010;

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