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1. www.esmap.org › esmap_offshorewind_techpotential_analysis_mapsOffshore Wind Technical Potential | Analysis and Maps

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   115 of the world’s countries are deemed to have technically extractable offshore wind potential -- just over 71,000 GW. Only around 20,000 GW of that total is in shallower waters suited to fixed offshore wind turbines; the rest is suited to floating offshore wind.

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2. www.iea.org › data-and-statistics › data-toolsOffshore Wind Geospatial Analysis – Data Tools - IEA

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   14 lis 2019 · Our interactive map features offshore wind technical potential, classified by water depth and distance from shore, the latest offshore wind projects, and population density. See below for a description of the methodology used to produce this unique online resource.

3. www.weforum.org › agenda › 2022What is offshore wind and what does its future look like? | World...

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   22 lis 2022 · The International Energy Agency (IEA) expects China to have the largest installed offshore wind capacity by the end of 2022 - more than the UK and EU combined. Boosting offshore wind power is seen as a way to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and speed the journey to net zero.

4. www.iea.org › reports › offshore-wind-outlook-2019Offshore Wind Outlook 2019 – Analysis - IEA - International...

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   Key findings. Offshore wind's remarkable potential. The global offshore wind market grew nearly 30% per year between 2010 and 2018, benefitting from rapid technology improvements and about 150 new offshore wind projects are in active development around the world.

5. www.iea.org › energy-system › renewablesWind - IEA - International Energy Agency

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   Its study showed that the best close-to-shore offshore wind sites globally could provide almost 36 000 TWh of electricity per year, which is very close to the global electricity demand projected for 2040.

6. energy.ec.europa.eu › topics › renewable-energyOffshore renewable energy

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   The EU, with its 5 sea basins, has massive potential for both offshore wind and ocean energy. Renewable energy from the seas can be harnessed by a great variety of technologies, making it a cornerstone of the clean energy transition.

7. www.irena.org › Jul › The-Role-of-Offshore-Wind-in-the-Energy-TransitionThe Role of Offshore Wind in the Energy Transition - IRENA

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   Offshore wind is a valuable option to provide electricity to densely populated coastal areas in a cost-effective manner, due to its location, high energy output per square metre, and its ability to be built up quickly at gigawatt-scale to deliver large volumes of clean power.