Since 2010, calls for tenders have been launched, public debates have been linked, authorizations have been granted by the prefectures.
Ten years later, after this major administrative turmoil to deploy offshore wind power, the result is very poor… A single floating wind turbine at sea!
Off Le Croisic, in Loire-Atlantique, a single mast has been deploying its long, lonely silhouette above the waves for two years.
But in more than a year, there will be a change of scenery.
The state, which wants at all costs to develop offshore wind power and catch up with other European countries, hopes to see some of the projects hitherto paralyzed by legal actions unblock.
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After long years of procedures during which opponents have exhausted some of the remedies, several parks could be installed between 2022 and 2024. The first on the list to appear will be that of Saint-Nazaire.
80 wind turbines will inaugurate a new
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