- Category: Industry News
Global wind capacity additions surged to a record high of 118GW in 2023, according to a new report by BloombergNEF (BNEF). BNEF’s 2023 Global Wind Turbine Market Shares report finds that developers commissioned 36% more capacity worldwide than in 2022. Some 107GW, or 90%, of global wind additions were on land while 11GW was offshore.
- Category: Industry News
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner, Shawn M. LaTourette, and New Jersey Board of Public Utilities President, Christine Guhl-Sadovy, have announced the award of nearly $3.7 million in funding for scientific research projects aimed at ensuring ecologically responsible development of offshore wind energy.
- Category: Industry News
The US Department of Energy's (DOE) Wind Energy Technologies Office (WETO) has announced plans to invest $5.1 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law in research and technology development to advance modelling and analysis for next-generation offshore wind turbine blades.
- Category: Industry News
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has shared findings from the Atlantic Offshore Wind Transmission Study, a two-year analysis of transmission options to support offshore wind energy deployment along the Atlantic Coast of the USA.
- Category: Industry News
Spain’s Minister for the Ecological Transition and the Demographic Challenge, Teresa Ribera, and the President of the Spanish Wind Energy Association, Juan Diego Díaz, have endorsed the ‘Spanish Wind Charter’.
- Category: Industry News
EcoVadis, WindEurope and five wind energy industry organisations - ENGIE, Hitachi Energy, Siemens Gamesa, Statkraft and Vestas – announce the launch of the ‘Wind Energy Initiative’.
- Rebound in European wind energy financing in 2023
- MEASNET releases report on power performance testing
- USA proposes second offshore wind sale in Gulf of Mexico
- Two UK ports progress to next stage of Floating Offshore Wind Scheme
- 2023 sets record for global wind turbine orders: 155GW procured
- Launch of the Japanese Floating Offshore Wind Technology Research Association
- UK announces over £1 billion budget for renewable energy auction
- A new network focuses on US distributed wind energy
- UK reaches 15GW of onshore wind
- Government tenders to drive global renewable energy growth in 2024, including 60GW for offshore wind projects
- Record clean energy growth in the USA despite wind industry challenges
- Australia announces third offshore wind zone
- Taskforce doubles its industry partners to progress new seabed change guidance for global offshore renewable installations
- WindEurope and Azerbaijan join forces to accelerate wind energy
- NREL requests proposals from US manufacturers of small and medium wind turbine technology
- Uptake in permitting and investments brings 2030 wind target within reach
- Germany to auction 5.5GW of offshore wind in 2024
- Governor of Maine announces preferred site for port to support floating offshore wind
- Australia announces offshore wind plans for Western Australia
- DOE and NOAA launch 18-month offshore wind initiative
- IMCA publishes practical guidance to implement circular economy principles for offshore businesses
- DOE and Innovation Fund Denmark announce funding to advance floating offshore wind
- DOE establishing national center of excellence to accelerate domestic offshore wind industry
- Wind energy permitting is improving, but governments still have work to do
- Offshore wind investment increases by 79% in 2023
- EU enshrines tighter pre-qualification criteria for wind farms in law
- Modern wind turbine technology developers win 2024 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering
- Germany issues offshore wind tenders for two North Sea areas
- India opens bid for 4GW offshore wind off the ceoast of Tamil Nadu
- Global investment in the energy transition hit new record in 2023
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