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The Minister for the Environment, Climate and Communications, Eamon Ryan, unveiled the Future Framework for Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) in Ireland. This comprehensive policy outlines the long-term model and vision for offshore renewable energy in the country.
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European Energy has succeeded in a case against the Danish Energy Agency, as ruled by the Danish Energy Board of Appeal. The appeal board determined that the Energy Agency's rejection of European Energy's open-door applications did not comply with the law.
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Wind energy currently accounts for 20% of the electricity consumed in Europe. The EU aims to increase this to 35% by 2030 and over half by 2050. By 2030, wind energy is projected to provide 500,000 jobs in Europe, up from the current 300,000 jobs.
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The American Clean Power Association (ACP) has announced a new partnership with sustainable finance technology company Crux to improve access to clean energy tax credit transfers in the clean energy industry. Effective immediately, ACP’s member companies will receive discounted transaction fees on Crux’s platform.
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Nearly 400 students, comprising 100 teams, will endeavour to design the finest wind turbine or solar-powered structure and demonstrate the most comprehensive knowledge about renewable energy at the 2024 World KidWind Challenge.
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In 2023, China dominated the global wind capacity, accounting for 65%, propelling four Chinese wind turbine original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) into the top five global rankings.
- New Jersey opens fourth solicitation for 1.2 to 4GW of offshore wind
- USA proposes offshore wind sales in Oregon and the Gulf of Maine
- Airborne Wind Energy gains ground with inclusion in Germany's Renewable Energy Act
- Norwegian Offshore Wind launches crowdsourcing campaign for safe solutions on floating turbines
- US Department of Energy seeks input on domestic wind turbine blade manufacturing
- U.S. Department of Energy to offer US$ 48 million funding for offshore wind research and development
- US agencies finalise regulations to streamline offshore wind development
- U.S. DOE releases report on offshore wind sector's growth and potential
- New York Governor unveils plan to support clean energy sector
- USA announces five-year offshore wind leasing schedule
- Offshore wind energy expansion continues
- Scottish Renewables: 90% of companies hiring in renewable energy
- Wind Industry collaborates on concrete guidelines for technical information management
- Danish Energy Agency launches procurement process for new offshore wind farms
- Lithuania to relaunch the second offshore wind farm tender under new conditions
- New UK-US collaboration targets UK support for floating wind technology in the USA
- DOE unveils roadmap to expedite clean energy grid interconnection
- New study reveals lightning risks and damage potential for over 1,500 US wind farms
- UK offshore wind industry unveils Industrial Growth Plan to triple supply chain manufacturing
- Report highlights shortage of US wind energy workers and solutions
- Global wind industry sets new record with 117GW installed capacity in 2023
- Japan and the USA join forces to reduce offshore floating wind project costs
- 13 organisations urge Atlantic states to move forward with planning and solicitations for offshore transmission systems
- Romania adopts first offshore wind energy law
- Success of US offshore wind industry relies on functional, reliable, and cost-effective transmission system
- Baltic Sea countries pledge closer collaboration to secure critical offshore energy infrastructure
- US grid connection backlog grows by 30% in 2023
- EU starts investigation into Chinese wind turbines under new Foreign Subsidies Regulation
- TenneT explores collaborative model for offshore maintenance
- German onshore wind auctions achieve record volumes
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