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With the increasing competition for space at sea, seaweed and mussel farming in the sea between offshore wind turbines is likely to become a reality in the future.
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Germany and the Netherlands have recently awarded 6.5 GW of new offshore wind projects. Germany awarded 2.5 GW and the Netherlands 4 GW. To put this in context the EU has 19 GW of offshore wind in operation today.
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The Australian Government has designated an area in the Pacific Ocean off the Illawarra, New South Wales (NSW), between Wombarra and Kiama for the development of offshore renewable energy, such as offshore wind. The declared area has the potential to generate up to 2.9GW of renewable wind energy.
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ENFOR, Ørsted, DMI, and several other partners aim to improve energy forecasts for solar and wind energy in the energy sector. The goal is to reduce imbalances and the costs of system services that ensure the production and consumption of green electricity in Denmark.
- Germany announces offshore wind tender awards for 2,500 MW wind projects
- BOEM advances offshore wind near US territories
- Wet storage crucial for large-scale floating wind projects in the UK
- Global electricity demand set to double by 2050
- Offshore wind set for global growth after 2023 installations and policy developments
- Offshore wind additions set to hit new high in 2024 as new markets expand
- US Department of Interior announces MOU to support offshore wind energy in Maryland
- BOEM finalises environmental review of potential offshore wind lease activities in the Central Atlantic
- Industry leaders highlight key policy actions needed to deliver global renewables target
- Gulf of Mexico offshore wind transmission planning study explores energy potential and challenges
- Technology centres launch network to drive floating offshore wind innovation
- New research programme set to develop knowledge on noise mitigation for floating offshore wind
- New Jersey accelerates offshore wind schedule, pauses transmission planning, and settles claims with Ørsted
- US Treasury and IRS release guidance on clean electricity credits under Inflation Reduction Act
- Challenges in tech standardisation, port investment, and manufacturing capacity hinder floating wind's future
- Netherlands and Curaçao agree to advance floating wind energy and hydrogen production
- CAISO approves 2023-2024 transmission plan to support 85 GW of new capacity by 2035
- The Spanish Wind Energy Association appoints Technical Director
- RWE tests artificial reefs at offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea
- Gathering data to understand the interactions between wildlife and offshore wind energy
- INL report highlights cyberattack risks for US wind energy systems
- UK running out of options to achieve a 'just and fair' energy transition by 2030
- Ireland, Belgium and the UK increase cooperation on interconnection and renewables
- Two new studies on offshore wind energy in the Gulf of Mexico
- US agencies release progress report on Floating Offshore Wind Shot Initiative
- New wind turbine test facility to be established in Blyth, UK
- NREL launches Wind Resource Database
- Maryland signs new offshore wind law
- EU presents new initiatives to strengthen energy security and accelerate transition to renewables
- Finland puts offshore wind projects on hold
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