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Study on marine ecosystems, fishing industry and fixed and floating wind farms

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Northern Europe – 24/04/2025 – energiesdelamer.eu. The ECI report provides a comprehensive analysis and assessment of the current state of evidence and available science regarding the economic, social and ecological impacts of offshore wind farms (OWF) and offshore floating wind farms (FLOW) on fisheries in the Baltic Sea, the Celtic Sea and the Great North Sea. The review was carried out at the request of DG MARE of the European Commission. The…

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