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Norway has opened the first phase of its initial floating offshore wind tender, offering future subsidies to successful bidders. The tender covers the Utsira Nord site, located off the country’s south-west coast, with up to 500 MW of development rights available for commercial projects.
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The Offshore Wind Industry Council (OWIC) and The Crown Estate have released a series of Regional Growth Prospectuses outlining how coastal areas around the UK can expand their roles within the offshore wind supply chain.
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The draft budget reconciliation bill released by the US House Ways and Means Committee introduces several measures that could hinder the development of renewable energy projects across the country. Analysts at Wood Mackenzie have raised concerns over the early phaseout of key tax incentives, more restrictive eligibility criteria, and provisions targeting foreign ownership.
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All five projects awarded capacity in Taiwan’s Round 3.2 offshore wind tender have submitted contracts to the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOE) to initiate the signing process.
- Category: Industry News
Wind turbine manufacturers installed 127 GW of new capacity in 2024, according to the Global Wind Energy Council’s (GWEC) annual Supply Side Data report. A total of 23,098 wind turbines were installed globally in 2024 by 29 manufacturers. Of these, 18 were based in Asia-Pacific, 8 in Europe, 2 in the Americas, and 1 in the Middle East.
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Transmission System Operators (TSOs) from eight Baltic Sea countries have published a joint expert paper calling for increased cross-border cooperation on offshore wind development and transmission infrastructure. The initiative, known as the Baltic Offshore Grid Initiative (BOGI), includes TSOs from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Sweden.
- UK Parliament approves Great British Energy legislation
- ACP report highlights role of clean power in USA economy
- Future of Scottish offshore wind at critical juncture
- ACP responds to tax proposals advanced by House Ways And Means Committee
- ACP appoints Artealia Gilliard as Chief Communications Officer
- Solar and wind made up 100% of new generating capacity in USA during March 2025
- Crown Estate capacity increase could add 4.7GW to offshore wind projects
- Companies partner with Global Renewables Alliance to drive action on energy transition
- US states challenge Trump order halting wind energy approvals
- Clean energy investment and job growth decline in USA under new federal policies
- Baltic States can produce seven times more energy than is needed for their self-consumption
- Energy industry anticipates near-term instability, but long-term optimism remains
- Offshore wind security: building stronger defence cooperation
- UK government backs offshore wind supply chain to boost clean energy growth
- Global wind power trends and challenges in 2024
- Business groups urge governments to centre energy security on renewables
- Global wind energy capacity grows by 117GW in 2024
- Portugal advances offshore wind tendering process
- Business leaders support rapid shift to renewable electricity, urge stronger government action
- Solar and wind dominated new US capacity additions in early 2025
- New report outlines wind energy supply chain opportunities in Atlantic Canada
- 16 US clean energy projects cancelled in early 2025 amid policy uncertainty
- Preserving the legacy of wind power through international archive collaboration
- Germany installs almost 1GW of onshore wind in Q1 of 2025
- Industry collaboration explores offshore wind decommissioning methodologies
- ETIPWind calls for EU fund to enhance wind energy research and competitiveness
- Renewable power generation to increase 84% by 2030
- South Africa approves Renewable Energy Masterplan
- Victoria progresses towards offshore wind energy with new steps and community focus
- Call for participation in wind energy standards adoption process
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