CIP preparing for more offshore wind: "Things will move fast in Asia"

"We're monitoring developments in Japan closely, and we've already established a Tokyo office. It is, however, a bit to soon to tell whether we're in the first tender round, but we're active in the market," says CIP partner.
Photo: Siemens Gamesa
Photo: Siemens Gamesa
BY RITZAU FINANS

New offshore wind projects will emerge over the coming years in the US, Europe and Asia, and several international companies are attempting to partake in this growth.

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