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Nov 26, 2024
This report highlights the growing importance for offshore wind proponents to build strong relationships with host communities and secure a social license to operate. This social license, although intangible, is an important asset, rooted in community trust and acceptance of a company and its activities. The paper is intended to facilitate discussion between developers, communities, public sector decision-makers, regulators, and businesses throughout all phases of offshore wind projects.
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