Regulatory Developments for offshore wind power projects in Vietnam25 March 2025
Recent legal changes in Vietnam are aiming to resolve key challenges and kickstart the development of offshore wind power projects.
Recent legal changes in Vietnam are aiming to resolve key challenges and kickstart the development of offshore wind power projects.
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This webinar comprises four bitesize updates bringing you up to date on the latest key legal developments. There will also be the opportunity to pose questions to our panel, which we are delighted to say includes Mark Enzer of Mott MacDonald.
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