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Last week, the Louisiana Governor’s Office hosted Louisiana Wind Week 2021 to assess Louisiana’s future in offshore wind energy development. The final day of Louisiana Wind Week placed an emphasis on the supplychain capacity for offshore wind development in Louisiana. Stay tuned for additional updates on the Energy Law Blog.
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