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Giles Dickson CEO Wind Europe: Message to BalticWind.EU

By Giles Dickson|May 30th, 2021|AUTHORS, EDITOR'S CHOICE, OPINIONS, TOP NEWS|

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Giles Dickson
Giles Dickson is the Chief Executive Officer of WindEurope, a position he’s held since 2015. WindEurope is the voice of the European wind industry. It represents the whole value chain of onshore and offshore wind across Europe and has more than 400 members.

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