Analysis
Offshore wind power: sailing to the rescue or all at sea?
With the challenge of the EU's 2020 climate and energy targets looming ever closer, the race to put in place the necessary infrastructure is on. Paul Garrett looks at the role offshore wind power is likely to play
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