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It looks like Europe really is serious about cutting its dependence on Russian gas. A giant LNG loophole still lurks within the continent’s sanctions against Russia, but a new offshore wind farm planned for the Baltic Sea with a built-in green hydrogen angle will help sink LNG from Russia, sanctions or not. If all goes according to plan, the beleaguered waters of the Baltic will get an assist, too.
Neptunus: Yet Another Giant Offshore Wind Farm In The Baltic Sea
CleanTechnica is among those taking note of the sudden burst of offshore wind and green hydrogen activity in the Baltic Sea following Russia’s murderous rampage through Ukraine, which is now closing in on two years (see our full Baltic wind coverage here).
Called Neptunus, this particular renewable energy project is particularly…
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