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The Portuguese government has confirmed the adoption of a centralised and sequential model for the allocation of offshore wind development areas. This framework aligns with the country's National Energy and Climate Plan (PNEC) 2030 targets and aims to streamline the competitive process for future offshore wind tenders.
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A global survey of mid-sized and large business executives across 15 countries reveals near-unanimous support for a transition away from fossil fuels to renewable electricity. The poll, commissioned by E3G, Beyond Fossil Fuels, and We Mean Business Coalition, indicates a growing corporate preference for renewables, highlighting energy security, economic growth, and competitiveness as key drivers.
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A review by the Sun Day Campaign of data released by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) shows that solar and wind combined accounted for nearly 98% of new United States utility-scale generating capacity added during the first two months of 2025
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A new report commissioned by Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) outlines the potential for Atlantic Canada’s wind energy supply chain to expand in response to growing renewable energy demand. The Atlantic Wind Energy Supply Chain Assessment identifies ways in which regional businesses can take part in both onshore and offshore wind development, building on existing project activity and future plans across the Atlantic provinces.
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In the first three months of 2025, 16 large-scale clean energy projects in the USA were cancelled, downsized, or closed, reflecting growing market uncertainty and concerns over potential changes to federal policy. The developments come as the United States Congress begins debate over repealing clean energy tax credits and related incentives.
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Experts in wind power history recently gathered at the German Wind Power Museum in Stemwede, northern Germany, as part of an initiative to strengthen the international archiving of wind energy records. The meeting formed part of a broader project led by the World Wind Energy Association (WWEA), aimed at linking existing archives and supporting the development of new ones around the world.
- Germany installs almost 1GW of onshore wind in Q1 of 2025
- Industry collaboration explores offshore wind decommissioning methodologies
- ETIPWind calls for EU fund to enhance wind energy research and competitiveness
- Renewable power generation to increase 84% by 2030
- South Africa approves Renewable Energy Masterplan
- Victoria progresses towards offshore wind energy with new steps and community focus
- Call for participation in wind energy standards adoption process
- MEASNET welcomes two new Spanish laboratories for power performance testing
- US wind market faces decline amid policy challenges and economic uncertainty
- Europe’s wind industry proposes new offshore wind deal to accelerate growth
- Offshore TSOs push for integrated grid to support European energy security and decarbonisation
- Wind industry outlines three key actions to boost Europe’s energy security
- New guideline sets common standard for offshore wind seafastening
- France at risk of missing offshore wind target without policy reform
- RWE tests offshore rescue procedures at Nordsee Ost wind farm
- Global Underwater Hub and Subsea Innovation Cluster Australia collaborate to expand the subsea sector
- Developing sustainable recycling processes for lubricants and gear oils
- Italy’s offshore wind sector: growth, challenges, and opportunities
- Wind energy expansion slows amid record renewable growth
- GWO elects new Board of Directors
- WindEurope elects new Chair and Vice-Chair
- Renewable energy generation in the USA rises by 18% in January
- Scottish floating offshore wind farm supports student scholarships
- Solar and wind dominate US power capacity growth in January
- Nova Scotia moves forward with offshore wind energy development
- Chinese wind turbine manufacturers dominate global market in 2024
- WindEurope launches ‘Wind Works for Europe’ campaign
- The German Offshore Wind Energy Association urges investment in German port expansion for offshore wind growth
- Renewables key to meeting surging US electricity demand
- ARESCA to adopt new marine and wind energy standards
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