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Environmental Issue / /
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Institute of Mechanical Engineers / Flagship North Sea Wind Power Station / /
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Too Good to be True / /
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The Utilities Journal / /
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Wind Power Danish Wind: Too Good to be True? David J. White, Independent Consultant, assesses the real costs of wind energy generation in Europe In the May issue of The Utilities Journal, Steffen Nielsen outlined