Commenting on recent developments conducted with French naval shipbuilding and energy company DCNS, GE Renewable Energy has labelled floating offshore wind turbines as the renewable energy of the future. “Floating wind farms are very innovative and can be a crucial part of the energy mix of the future,” said Léonore Petit, strategy and business development coordinator at GE Renewable Energy, in a recent article posted by GE Reports. GE Renewable Energy is in business to…
GE labels floating offshore wind turbines the renewable energy of the future
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