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 what the current capability is of the offshore wind supply chain market to meet the demand that will be created by the ScotWind Leasing programme.

Started with S5W-30619 on 9 Jul 2020; latest 3 Mar 2021. Each later question says it follows up an earlier answer.

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by Paul Wheelhouse
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Lewis Macdonald

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  1. S5W-30619 9 Jul 2020 Lewis Macdonald Lab Answered

    To ask the Scottish Government what the current capability is of the offshore wind supply chain market to meet the demand that will be created by the ScotWind Leasing programme.

    Paul Wheelhouse, 8 Oct 2020: Scotland is an ideal location for offshore wind, with 462,000 km 2 of Exclusive Economic Zone, a strong track record in delivering complex infrastructure in an often hostile offshore environment, excellent academic base and having been the location for test and demonstration of both fixed foundation and floating wind …
  2. S5W-35703 3 Mar 2021 Lewis Macdonald Lab Answered

    When it expects the Scottish Offshore Wind Energy Council to publish its independent review of the current status of the offshore wind supply chain.

    Paul Wheelhouse, 18 Mar 2021: The Independently led Strategic Investment Assessment of the offshore wind sector in Scotland has not yet concluded. The assessment is now well underway and I anticipate the findings will be presented to the Scottish Offshore Wind Energy Council by the end of April 2021.

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