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Winds of Change – online premiere

Live streaming on June 21st at 13.30!

Join us on a journey across the beautiful North Sea and learn how the additional pressure from the expansion of offshore wind can be minimized and how nature can be included in the design of new wind farms.


The clean energy transition provides an opportunity to rethink how we manage our seas so these can play their role in tackling the climate and biodiversity crises.

See the livestreaming on June 21st at 13.30 CEST here

Live streaming will start on June 21st at 13.30 CEST. Stay tuned!

Watch the trailer while you are waiting:

Credits: BIG WAVE Productions Producer / Director: Stephen Hervieu Executive Producer: Kirstie McLure

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