0 moving towards land from the sea, or on land rather than at sea: --
1 used to describe companies and banks that are based in a country where they pay normal rates of tax, or to describe the services of these companies or banks : --
2 on land rather than in the sea: --
onshore exploration/drilling/production Other major oil groups do not have onshore production in the country.
an onshore windfarm/oil field The energy supplier has invested heavily in developing onshore windfarms.
If there is a gentle onshore breeze, the smell is not very nice.
We are anxious to ensure that renewables projects, in particular offshore and onshore wind projects, are sensitively located.
The report made recommendations in two key areas—organisation and finance, and the onshore distribution of natural gas liquids.
It said that a tax loophole would be closed to prevent wealthy individuals from bringing their trusts onshore to avoid capital gains tax.
This covers a wide range of technologies including onshore and offshore wind, solar and biomass.
Bottjer and co-workers begin with a characteristically interesting and stimulating review that draws together a number of published strands on such topics as onshore-offshore patterns, ichnofabrics, and guild occupation.
Ash was blown back onshore producing a thin layer before being buried by ignimbrite.
While most of the studies are from the exposed basins onshore, interesting material is included that comes from offshore basins and the subsurface as revealed through coring and seismic surveys.
