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Policy Adjustments Needed For European Offshore Wind Growth

In the first half of 2023, Europe added 2.1 GW of offshore wind capacity, pushing the total to 32 GW. Over half of this increase occurred in the Netherlands, with the remainder shared among the UK, Germany, and Norway....

Renewable Energy Surge In LATAM Fueled By Chinese Influence

Renewable energy's rapid surge in Latin America often centers on Chinese influence, a notable force driving the continent's energy shift. Chinese entities—government, banks, and firms—have been instrumental in propelling the energy transition, with roughly 90% of installed wind and...

South American Onshore Wind Surges Due To Free Market Growth

Over the upcoming decade in South America, the expansion of the free market will play a pivotal role in propelling the growth of onshore wind energy. A recent insight revealed that the cumulative capacity of onshore wind projects will...

Texas Faces Record-High Electricity Demand Amid A Heatwave

Switzerland recently installed six wind turbines in Sainte-Croix, near the French border, to fulfill the town's energy needs using renewable sources. Swiss utility Romande Energie will operate these turbines, supplied by Germany's Enercon. However, local opposition to wind turbines...

UK Offshore Wind Expansion To Benefit Millions of Houses

To reach the UK government's target of increasing offshore wind power capacity from 13.7 GW to 50 GW by 2030 (a 265% increase), one of a global technology firm estimates that 24 additional wind farms with an average capacity...

Danish Government Rejects Offshore Wind Park Applications

Denmark will no longer allocate new areas for commercial projects under the open-door scheme, one of the country's two procedures for offshore wind development. Additionally, applications without designated areas will be rejected. As a result, the government is rejecting...

Airborne Wind Energy developer Kitemill attracts Voss Energi as lead investor

Airborne Wind Energy (AWE) developer Kitemill has attracted Norwegian utility firm Voss Energi as the lead investor for its latest crowdfunding campaign. As part of its continued clean energy expansion, Voss has pledged NOK 3 million in equity and significant...

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