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Marine new-energy corridors between Fujian and the North Sea

Offshore wind supply chains are quietly becoming one of the most active China–Europe industrial dialogues. The bottleneck is qualification, not appetite.

European offshore developers face a components gap that Chinese manufacturers are well positioned to fill — but qualification cycles, port logistics and local-content expectations shape who actually wins the work.

Our delegation programmes in this sector focus on the unglamorous middle: getting the right engineering teams in the same room and turning a site visit into a qualified supplier relationship.

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