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The application window for the UK’s seventh Contracts for Difference (CfD) allocation round opened 7 August 2025, and will remain open until 27 August. Applications must be submitted through NESO’s EMR CfD Portal.
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The European Commission has approved a state aid scheme to support the development of three floating offshore wind farms in France. The programme is valued at €11 billion and covers a total capacity of 1.5 GW.
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The German Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) has announced that no bids were submitted in the August 2025 auction for the centrally pre-surveyed offshore wind areas N-10.1 and N-10.2. These areas have auction volumes of 2,000 MW and 500 MW respectively, with planned commissioning dates in the third quarter of 2031 and the fourth quarter of 2030.
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Germany has published a Resilience Roadmap for Permanent Magnets, outlining a strategy to reduce dependence on Chinese supply chains and strengthen security in the European wind energy industry. The roadmap, developed by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) in cooperation with industry and trade associations, sets clear targets for sourcing permanent magnets from more resilient supply chains.
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Europe plans to increase its offshore wind capacity from 36.6 GW today to 84 GW by 2030. To reach this target, stronger investment is needed in ports and vessels, according to a statement from WindEurope. Currently, Europe is able to install and maintain around 10 GW of offshore wind capacity annually. This is the minimum required to meet 2030 targets. After 2030, annual deployment will need to increase to at least 15 GW to stay on track with energy transition goals.
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- USA cancels designated offshore wind areas on Outer Continental Shelf
- Renewables set to overtake coal as global electricity demand rises
- US Interior Department outlines new measures on wind energy policy
- New York Power Authority draft plan outlines wind, solar and storage projects
- USDOT to review safety guidance on wind turbines near transport corridors
- UK adjusts auction rules for wind energy in AR7 round
- US wind installations rise in first quarter while turbine orders slow
- Chile joins global offshore wind alliance GOWA
- Germany’s offshore wind sector urges reforms as project pipeline expands
- ARESCA to develop new standards for wind power performance and site calibration
- Spain: Political gridlock halts key wind and renewables reforms
- Amprion explores waste heat use at offshore wind converter stations
- High tariffs could hinder renewable energy progress and increase system costs in the USA and EU
- Dutch government to lower 2040 offshore wind target
- New York halts offshore wind transmission planning due to federal uncertainty
- US wind and solar industry criticises new federal permitting procedures
- Ireland reforms electricity rules to enable private wire investment
- Research summary outlines technological challenges in floating wind
- Germany sees strongest first half-year for onshore wind since 2017
- UK government announces reforms to the CfD scheme for Allocation Round 7
- Call for urgent action on offshore wind development in Spain
- WindEurope supports European apprenticeship initiative to address skills gap
- Weak wind conditions across europe in early 2025 affect power output
- WWEA Small Wind outlines priorities and confirms new section chairs
- UK government confirms national energy market reforms to support clean power and lower bills
- Trump administration tightens eligibility for wind and solar tax credits
- South America onshore wind outlook: growth to slow by 2034
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- Germany awards 3,447MW in May 2025 onshore wind auction