South American offshore wind sector grappling with regulatory bottlenecks explains new EIC Report
South America’s offshore wind sector, led by Brazil and Colombia, is grappling with regulatory bottlenecks and infrastructure gaps that threaten to delay one of the world’s most promising green energy pipelines, according to a new report by the Energy Industries Council. Brazil alone has 225.8 GW of proposed projects, the largest pipeline outside Europe and Asia, but not a single turbine operates in its waters, according to the report.
South America’s offshore wind sector, led by Brazil and Colombia, is grappling with regulatory bottlenecks and infrastructure gaps that threaten to delay one of the world’s most promising green energy pipelines, according to a new report by the Energy Industries Council. Brazil alone has 225.8 GW of proposed projects, the largest pipeline outside Europe and Asia, but not a single turbine operates in its waters, according to the report.
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