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The blue zone at cop26
Training from the blue zone at COP26
I hope today's day one session of 'Wind and hydrogen, delivered from the blue zone at COP 26 was of interest to delegates from around the world. It's designed to help them:
- Gain in-depth fundamental aspects of seabed characteristics, availability of supply chain and infrastructure
- Discover a number of case studies, including Projects PosHYdon and DolPHyn and the business opportunities
- Look at the supply chain engagement and regeneration options around the coast and beyond
- Explore innovations helping bring down the LCOE and look at future leasing rounds for the alternatives available
- Investigate business strategies that countries can put in place to position themselves in a decarbonized industry
- Labour conference: Sir Keir Starmer backs net zero electricity to boost growth
- Vertical Axis Turbines 'Dramatically' Increase Power Density at Offshore Wind Farms - White Paper
- Nova Scotia sets first Canadian offshore wind power goal in Atlantic green hydrogen drive
- Future hydrogen demand: A cross-sectoral, global meta-analysis
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