Policy Perspective: Externalities of Developing Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
Date
2022-06-01
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Biden School of Public Policy & Administration, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716, USA
Abstract
Offshore wind industry is a growing renewable energy source that has barriers for implementation like many other energy sources. It is key to identify both positive and negative externalities associated to implement well thought out policy. Policymakers must use a future oriented frame of mind to execute lasting successful policies that will impact the future direction of the offshore wind industry. Floating offshore wind technology is a growing tool for the expansion of the industry with its own new and varying effects. As more information and technological advancement comes there will be greater understanding of the externalities that come with the implementation of this new technology. This policy perspective paper will discuss the known externalities associated to direct future policy creation.
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Offshore wind, Floating Wind Turbines, Energy Transition, Externalities, Renewables
Citation
Schwartz WH (2022). Policy Perspective: Externalities of Developing Floating Offshore Wind Turbines. Biden School J. Pub. Pol, 13, 4-12