The need for a pan India offshore wind atlas

Published 01 September 2015

Offshore wind trends are going to blow faster and steadier as compared to onshore wind.

Key Messages

Offshore wind trends are going to blow faster and steadier as compared to onshore wind. With a 7600-km coastline, India could become an attractive hub for offshore and wind investors in the coming years.

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Date	01 September 2015
Type	Op-eds/Interviews/Press Releases
Contributor	Sandhya Sundararagavan
Publisher	CSTEP
Related areas	India’s Green Energy Transition Renewables

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