Offshore wind is not being rolled out at a speed desired by Governmen

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Recorded13 Feb 2023

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 You don't have to have spent too much time in Ireland to realise that there’s an abundance of wind. Enough even to power the nation and a few others perhaps. But while Offshore wind has great potential it’s not being rolled out at a speed desired by government, environmental campaigners or those wishing to wean us off fossil fuels. Now the legal profession is starting to gear up for the rapid expansion in Offshore wind. Clark Hill have set up a special part of their business in Ireland for is and Aidan Eames runs that Offshore Wind Practice

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