Dutch Government Ditches ‘Not Realistic' Offshore Wind Goal
The new target will be in the range of 30 to 40 gigawatts, higher than the current level of just over 5 gigawatts, but below what was envisioned only a few years ago, according to a letter written by Sophie Hermans, the Minister for Climate and Green Growth, to the Dutch Parliament.
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