- Category: Industry News
The Dutch government has included a new electricity interconnector between the Netherlands and the UK in the latest Offshore Wind Energy Development Framework. This interconnector, LionLink, will be realised through the Nederwiek 3 offshore grid project.
- Category: Industry News
A new study indicates that the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) will benefit the United States economy, increasing it by $1.9 trillion over the next ten years. The positive impacts span the energy sector, affecting renewable resources, oil, gas, hydrogen, nuclear energy, battery storage systems, as well as power, transportation, and manufacturing sectors. One of the most notable outcomes in recent years is the substantial increase in domestic manufacturing of clean energy systems.
- Category: Industry News
The European Wind Charter, endorsed by 26 EU governments, the European Commission, and the European wind industry, has seen substantial progress in its first year. The Charter committed 26 EU Governments, the EU Commission, and the European wind industry to implement the 15 measures set out in the European Wind Power Package to strengthen Europe’s wind industry.
- Category: Industry News
- Category: Industry News
NREL is providing up to $6.25 million to support research in aerodynamics to enhance the performance and reliability of wind turbines. This funding targets two key technical challenges: understanding aerodynamics at large scales and addressing loads in non-operational conditions.
- Category: Industry News
Following a wind energy study in 2023, which revealed Trinidad and Tobago’s potential for wind energy generation, the EU has partnered with stakeholders from the Ministry of Energy and the Ministry of Planning and Development to develop a wind energy programme for Trinidad and Tobago.
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