- Category: Industry News
On 26 February, the European Commission introduced the Clean Industrial Deal, outlining its strategy for competitiveness and energy security while strengthening Europe's clean technology manufacturing sectors. In response, WindEurope launched Wind Works for Europe, a campaign showcasing the companies and people driving the expansion of Europe’s wind energy supply chain.
- Category: Industry News
The German Offshore Wind Energy Association (BWO) is calling on the Bundestag to allocate part of the planned €500 billion special fund to expand Germany’s port infrastructure, a critical requirement for offshore wind energy development.
- Category: Industry News
A new report, US National Power Demand Study, by S&P Global Commodity Insights projects a 35-50% increase in US electricity demand between 2024 and 2040, driven by data centers, manufacturing, electric vehicles (EVs), and space-heating electrification. The rapid rise in demand is outpacing the development of new power generation, creating an urgent need for faster permitting and grid expansion.
- Category: Industry News
The American Renewable Energy Standards and Certification Association (ARESCA) has announced its plan to adopt a series of international standards for marine and wind energy as American National Standards (ANS). This move aims to align the United States with global best practices in renewable energy technology.
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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has signed a law authorising the development of offshore wind farms.
- Category: Industry News
MEASNET, the International Network of Wind Energy Measurement Institutes, has published the final report on the 20ec01 Electrical Characteristics Proficiency Test (PT). The report presents the results of an intercomparison conducted among 13 technical laboratories from the European Union and China.
- Steady growth for clean energy in the USA in 2024
- India issues 73 GW of utility-scale renewable energy tenders in 2024
- Expansion of offshore wind energy in Germany: key measures for future development
- Offshore wind capacity expected to grow in 2025
- Wind energy capacity in Europe increased by 16.4 GW in 2024
- Wind and solar drive U.S. renewable energy growth in 2024
- A Clean Industrial Deal for EU competitiveness and decarbonisation
- Offshore wind innovation call opens for applications
- NOC delivers government roadmap for offshore wind environmental monitoring
- Europe’s wind supply chain continues to expand
- UK government proposes reforms to renewables scheme
- Japan’s wind power capacity reaches 5,840MW
- Renewable Energy Institute collaborates with EU on offshore wind studies
- New programme launched to support oil and gas technicians transitioning to wind energy
- Ofgem plans to fast-track clean energy grid connections in the UK
- Canada joins Global Offshore Wind Alliance
- Norway to prioritise floating offshore wind with radial grid connections
- US tariffs could raise onshore wind costs by 7%
- Report outlines recommendations to extend offshore wind farm lifespan
- OPEC Fund provides €50 million loan to support Türkiye’s green transition
- Global Underwater Hub releases white paper on subsea cable reliability for offshore wind
- Germany announces 1000MW offshore wind tender
- Denmark revises offshore wind strategy amid market pressures
- Global operational offshore wind capacity reaches 80GW
- Renewable energy to account for 25% of U.S. electricity generation by 2025
- EU Clean Industrial Deal: A Strategy for Cleantech Leadership and Net Zero Economy
- Germany's offshore wind expansion in 2024 and future challenges
- Global investment in the energy transition exceeded $2 trillion in 2024
- UK Government unlocks 13 offshore wind projects with faster approvals
- Wind energy start-up among eleven selected for NZTC’s Clean Energy Accelerator
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