Many
of
the
prime
areas
for
offshore
wind
in
European
waters
have
already
been
carved
up,
leaving
many
hungry
firms
looking
to
foreign
pastures,
says
Ronnie
Bonnar,
operations
director
for
Aberdeen-based
SeaEnergy
Renewables.
Offshore
leases
in
Europe
will
continue
changing
hands,
albeit
at
an
ever-slowing
rate,
he
says.
But
the
attention
of
the
European
offshore
renewables
sector
will
be
heavily
focused
on
building
out
existing
sites
over
the
next
decade.
“In
the
UK
and
much
of
Europe
they’re
done
awarding
green-field
[offshore]
sites
–
at
least
for
the
medium
term,”
Bonnar
says.
“But
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