De
Poorter,
deputy
director
at
Belgium’s
GeoSea,
which
is
working
at
Trianel’s
Borkum
West
2
project,
speaks
for
many
in
expressing
his
surprise
at
the
combustible
state
of
Germany’s
offshore
sector.
It
was
sparked
in
large
part
by
a
letter
sent
to
the
government
last
November
by
TenneT,
the
transmission
system
operator
(TSO)
for
the
North
Sea.
Until
then,
many
people
in
Europe
had
looked
to
the
German
model
with
envy.
Unlike
the
UK,
where
wind
farms
are
being
linked
to
shore
individually
—
an
inefficient
system,
claim
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