Vestas and Van Oord: 'Scaling up offshore wind is a supersized challenge for vessels and ports'

OPINION | Vessel operators will be reluctant to invest in new-builds while uncertainty hangs over scale of components, write Damien Lhors and Arnoud Kuis

Damien Lhors, global senior vice president, supply chain, at Vestas (left). Arnoud Kuis, managing director, offshore energy, at Van Oord.Photo: Vestas/Van Oord

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