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The Iowa House of Representatives is considering legislation that would require wind energy facilities across the state to install aircraft detection technology for turbine obstruction lights. The aim is to reduce light pollution while maintaining aviation safety. House File 2081, introduced by Representative Fisher, would require obstruction lights on wind energy conversion facilities to be controlled by aircraft detection lighting systems (ADLS).
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The UK and California have agreed to strengthen cooperation on clean energy investment. UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband and California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a new Memorandum of Understanding aimed at supporting the transition to clean power and addressing climate and environmental challenges. The agreement establishes a framework to encourage innovation, scale up clean energy technologies and improve links between businesses and research institutions in both economies.
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Renewable energy expansion in Brandenburg showed mixed results in 2025, with wind energy maintaining strong momentum while solar deployment slowed significantly, according to a report from LEE Berlin Brandenburg (Landesverband Erneuerbare Energien Berlin Brandenburg). Wind power remains central to meeting the state’s 2030 targets, provided grid expansion and regulatory stability keep pace.
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The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) has formally concluded its fifth competitive offshore wind solicitation (ORECRFP24-1) without making any final awards, the authority’s official programme page has confirmed. This action effectively means the competitive procurement round, launched on 17 July 2024, ended without contracts for new offshore wind projects being executed.
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The US administration plans to appeal several court rulings that have blocked attempts to halt construction of offshore wind farms, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.
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Global offshore wind turbine installations reached a record 6,773 MW in 2025, while installation volumes remained close to the five-year average at around 500 turbines. Foundation activity included 644 monopiles and 145 jackets, with Deme’s Orion installing 100 monopiles and Seaway7’s Seaway Strashnov installing 89.
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