The European Commission has estimated than an installed capacity of between 240 GW and 450 GW of offshore wind will be needed to make Europe a carbon-neutral entity by 2050, helping to limit global warming to less than 1.5 degrees. This week at its WindEurope Offshore event in Copenhagen, it released a report entitled ‘Our Energy, Our Future’ to give a country-by-country breakdown of where this capacity will be installed across the Atlantic; the North Sea; the Baltic Sea; and Southern Europe. Its report was less a forecast, and more a call to arms. But the lack of specifics, and attempts to please most stakeholders, has meant that major players will continue to argue that their own way is best,…