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How technological innovation can disrupt climate change

Power-generating windmill turbines are pictured at the 'Amrum Bank West' offshore windpark in the northern sea near the island of Amrum, Germany September 4, 2015. REUTERS/Morris Mac Matzen - GF10000193712

Offshore floating wind farms are among the wide range of technological innovations to save our planet. Image: REUTERS/Morris Mac Matzen

Ambroise Fayolle
Vice President, European Investment Bank
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