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"It Took 600,000 Hours of Work": the Titanic Site of the Second Floating Wind Farm Ends

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In Port-la-Nouvelle, the three floating wind turbines of Eolmed Park are completed, ready to be brought off Gruissan, to supply 50,000 people with electricity. The construction site, disproportionate, illustrates the birth...
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"It Took 600,000 Hours of Work": the Titanic Site of the Second Floating Wind Farm Ends

In Port-la-Nouvelle, the three floating wind turbines of Eolmed Park are completed, ready to be brought off Gruissan, to supply 50,000 people with electricity. The construction site, disproportionate, illustrates the birth...

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midilibre.fr broke the news in on Sunday, October 19, 2025.
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