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Offshore Wind May Provide One-Fifth of EU Electricity
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Offshore wind may provide as much as 17 percent of European Union electricity demand by 2030, surging from almost nothing now as the bloc promotes renewable energy, an industry group said.

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