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The Australian Government has announced temporary measures to reduce financial and administrative burdens for offshore wind developers. The aim is to support investment in feasibility activities and reduce the risk of companies leaving the market during a critical stage of project development.
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On September 15, 2025, California announced a $225 million investment to enhance its port infrastructure, aiming to support the state's growing offshore wind industry. This funding is part of a broader strategy to develop and upgrade port facilities essential for the construction, staging, and maintenance of offshore wind projects.
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In her 2025 State of the Union address, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasised the growing link between economic competition and national security. She underlined the need for Europe to invest in digital and clean technologies to secure its position in a shifting geopolitical landscape.
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US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said this week that offshore wind has no future under the Trump administration, citing cost and reliability concerns. Speaking at the Gastech conference in Milan, Burgum confirmed that the Department of the Interior is reviewing five offshore wind projects already under construction: Revolution Wind (Rhode Island), Vineyard Wind 1 (Massachusetts), Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind, Sunrise Wind (New York), and Empire Wind (New York).
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Wood Mackenzie’s Global Wind Power Market Outlook (Q3 2025) projects that global wind capacity will continue to expand strongly over the next decade. The sector is expected to add its second terawatt of capacity by 2030, just seven years after reaching its first terawatt in 2023.
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The German Association of Energy and Water Industries (BDEW) has published a study by Fraunhofer IWES examining scenarios for extending the lifetime and re-use of offshore wind farms and grid connection systems. The analysis was carried out with input from offshore wind farm and transmission system operators.
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- Jeollanam-do delegation visits Port of Bilbao to explore offshore wind cooperation
- Wind and solar now nearly one-quarter of U.S. capacity
- ARESCA seeks experts for new wind energy standards
- WindEurope reports slower wind build-out in 2025 despite rising investments
- Ørsted launches UK digital innovation challenge for offshore wind
- USDOT and MARAD withdraw funding from 12 offshore wind projects
- Global investment in new renewable energy projects up 10%
- US administration to withdraw approval for Maryland offshore wind project
- Wind and solar generate over one-fifth of U.S. electricity in first half of 2025
- Skilled labour shortage threatens offshore wind expansion in Germany
- USA launches national security investigation into wind turbine imports
- Report highlights rising energy bills and clean energy project cancellations in USA
- USDA changes funding rules for renewable energy projects on farmland
- US Commerce Department expands steel and aluminium tariffs to cover wind turbines
- ARESCA to publish national adoptions of wind energy standards
- US Treasury tightens rules for wind and solar tax credits
- India cancels two offshore wind tenders off Gujarat and Tamil Nadu coasts
- Massachusetts delays next offshore wind auction amid federal uncertainty
- Constructive launches to support collaboration in energy and climate solutions
- Application window opens for Allocation Round 7 of Contracts for Difference scheme
- European Commission approves French aid scheme for floating offshore wind
- No bids submitted for German offshore wind areas N-10.1 and N-10.2
- Germany publishes roadmap to reduce reliance on Chinese permanent magnets in wind sector
- WindEurope urges urgent investment in ports and vessels to meet offshore wind targets
- US Interior Department updates approach to energy project permitting on federal land
- USA cancels designated offshore wind areas on Outer Continental Shelf
- Renewables set to overtake coal as global electricity demand rises
- US Interior Department outlines new measures on wind energy policy
- New York Power Authority draft plan outlines wind, solar and storage projects
