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The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has announced the availability of its final environmental assessment (EA) of the wind energy area (WEA) located in the U.S. Gulf of Maine.
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The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) has announced the next steps in its auction for offshore wind energy development areas off the coast of Oregon.
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The American Clean Power Association (ACP) released its Clean Power Quarterly Market Report for the second quarter of 2024. U.S. developers added 11 GW of new utility-scale clean power capacity, marking a 91% increase from the second quarter of 2023.
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A new permit tender round for the construction and operation of wind farms in the Dutch North Sea will start in autumn 2025. At the beginning of September the sites for the IJmuiden Ver Gamma and Nederwiek I wind farms were split into sites for 1GW of wind energy capacity. 4 smaller sites were chosen to reduce the financial risks for wind farm developers applying for a permit from the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) in the tender.
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In the UK's Allocation Round 6 (AR6) for Contracts for Difference (CfD), a total of 9.6 GW of renewable energy capacity was awarded across 131 projects. This includes 4.9 GW awarded to fixed offshore wind projects, 990 MW to onshore wind, and 400 MW to floating offshore wind.
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DNV has completed the first phase of its High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Standards joint industry project, which aims to address gaps in standards crucial for the successful deployment of HVDC transmission systems in the USA.
- US announces first wind lease sale offshore Oregon
- Opening of SSE Renewables’ Viking Wind Farm takes UK wind capacity past 30GW
- Clean energy jobs grow at more than twice the rate of overall U.S. employment
- California advances clean energy with centralised procurement strategy
- Global offshore wind installations to surpass 520 GW by 2040
- McKinsey highlights growing gap between offshore wind targets and realisation
- Nearly half of energy professionals to integrate AI in 2024
- OCED announces funding for clean energy projects in rural and remote areas across the USA
- Enhancing global collaboration for an inclusive energy transition
- US wind energy sector demonstrates resilience and growth
- BOEM begins process for second Central Atlantic offshore wind sale
- US DOE issues request for information to advance West Coast offshore wind transmission
- USA awards first floating offshore wind energy research lease off Maine coast
- US power grid added 20.2 GW of generating capacity in the first half of 2024
- USA announces funding opportunity for floating offshore wind innovations
- BOEM wind energy auction results announced for offshore Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia
- New England offshore wind contract announcement delayed
- US clean energy industry to power economic growth and new manufacturing jobs
- Taiwan awards 2.7 GW in round 3.2 offshore wind tender
- Maryland announces federal funding to strengthen offshore wind workforce
- University of Melbourne launches Australian centre for offshore wind energy
- EIB and Deutsche Bank to support Europe's wind plant manufacturers
- Interactive map to show US offshore wind projects, lease areas, status updates
- UK government announces AR6 budget increase
- DOE announces funding opportunity for offshore wind research
- New Great British Energy partnership launched
- California Public Utilities Commission launches proposal to procure 7.6GW of offshore wind
- Germany reports growth in renewable capacity for first half of 2024
- Scottish survey findings to be integrated into Marine Data Exchange
- New York launches fifth solicitation for offshore wind energy
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