Swedish floating wind developer Hexicon – famed for hosting two turbines instead of one on each of its platforms – has teamed up with local firm EAMAA to form a joint venture targeting the development of floating offshore wind projects off the coast of Greece. The move comes in anticipation of the Greek government’s upcoming framework for offshore wind development, which will be released later this year, likely with a heavy emphasis on floating wind given the great depth of the country’s waters. For a typical offshore wind farm, located around 10 kilometers offshore, most waters lie in the region of 250 meters deep, making fixed-based platforms unfeasible in over 90% of its waters. With wind speeds in the region…