In
a
landmark
deal
for
Germany’s
burgeoning
offshore
wind
sector,
the
economics
and
environment
ministries
agreed
on
a
number
of
“key
elements”
to
be
included
in
future
legislation
that
will
see
German
consumers
assume
vast
financial
responsibility
for
delayed
or
damaged
offshore
transmission
lines.
The
proposals
would
apply
to
wind
farms
under
construction
and
future
projects
—
meaning
that
developers
could
build
projects
along
existing
timelines
and
still
be
compensated
even
if
there
is
no
grid
in
place.
With
delays
expected
at
more
than
half
of
the…
