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WindEurope has announced the AI4Blades Challenge, an initiative designed to encourage innovation in renewable energy through artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning. The challenge offers participants the opportunity to work with the KI-VISIR dataset, provided free of charge, to develop new ideas and research questions.
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Poland is accelerating its offshore wind ambitions, with its first commercial-scale offshore wind development, “Baltic Power,” now underway. Two offshore substations, built by Grupa Przemysłowa Baltic (GPB) in Gdańsk and Gdynia, were recently completed and will be installed at the Baltic Power project, which is set to begin operations in 2026. The project will have a capacity of 500 MW, covering approximately 3% of Poland’s electricity demand.
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Three companies have been selected to receive funding from the West of Orkney Windfarm through EMEC’s Offshore Wind R&I Programme. The £1 million programme aims to find innovative solutions that could help make offshore wind projects more efficient and cost-effective. The programme received 29 applications, with a focus on two main areas: understanding metocean conditions at the West of Orkney Windfarm site and improving designs for operations in short weather windows.
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The Inflation Reduction Act is addressed in and exuctive order, Unleashing American Energy, signed by President Trump, which calls for an immediate halt to the disbursement of funds allocated under both the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 and the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
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Scottish Renewables has launched a new Clean Energy Cluster organisation during its Offshore Wind Conference in Glasgow. The initiative aims to strengthen Scotland’s offshore wind sector by supporting and connecting supply chain organisations across the country, from the Borders to the Highlands and Islands.
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On his first day in office President Trump has signed an Executive Order on offshore wind and onshore wind leasing and permitting. The Executive Order announces a temporary halt on offshore wind leasing and a review of wind project policies.
- DOE announces funding for aerodynamics research on large wind turbines
- DOE publishes West Coast Offshore Wind Transmission Study and Action Plan
- DOE unveils roadmap to improve clean energy interconnection
- NREL issues call for proposals from US wind turbine manufacturers
- NREL study shows vast renewable energy potential on U.S. federal lands
- Europe gets 20% of its electricity from wind
- U.S. Department of the Treasury finalises rules for clean electricity tax credits
- 90% of wind turbine mass in the USA could be recycled, DOE report finds
- USA advances offshore wind energy leasing in Guam
- Fifth round of Green Energy Auction for offshore wind projects in the Philippines set for Q3 2025
- Dutch government includes UK interconnector in Offshore Wind Energy Framework
- Study reveals economic benefits of the Inflation Reduction Act for the USA
- One year since the European Wind Charter: Achievements and Challenges
- South Korea awards 1,886 MW in offshore wind auction
- Aerodynamics research to improve wind energy performance and reliability
- EU collaborates with Trinidad and Tobago government on wind energy development
- Australia declares offshore renewable energy area in Bass Strait
- The path to clean power: onshore and offshore wind in the UK
- BOEM announces next steps for offshore wind energy leasing in Gulf of Mexico
- All companies approved for Colombia's first offshore wind round
- Brazilian senate passes offshore wind bill
- Optimism rises in wind energy market despite challenges
- Denmark's offshore wind auction fails to attract bids
- US Department of Energy invests in marine energy and offshore wind research at universities
- Scottish government triples offshore wind investment in 2025/26 budget
- The need for repowering wind turbines in Europe
- ACP reports growth in clean energy capacity in Q3 2024
- Qualitas Energy hosts event on wind power planning challenges
- 532,000 new wind technicians needed by 2028 to meet global demand
- NREL issues notice of intent for small- and medium-sized wind turbine technology projects
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