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European Wind Energy Projects Face Licensing Bottlenecks

Europe's wind farms are being hampered by a lengthy wait for licenses, according to the industry. As of Friday, July 5, 2024, the industry group WindEurope said that hundreds of gigawatts of wind energy projects are now waiting for licenses...

ABL To Evaluate Offshore Wind Sites In The German North Sea

The German Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency- BSH has commissioned ABL, an energy and marine consultancy, to evaluate a specific area for the installation of offshore wind turbines. ABL, a part of the publicly listed consulting group ABL Group ASA...

Japan, US, And Europe Unite For Floating Offshore Wind Power

Japan is collaborating with the United States and Europe to develop floating offshore wind power to address concerns about relying too much on China for renewable energy supply chains. To achieve this, Japan has established an industry platform focused...

Breaking Down 1GW Onshore Wind Energy Allocation in France

France allocated slightly more than 1GW of onshore wind capacity in its latest tender, maintaining stable prices from previous rounds. Initially aiming to award contracts for 925MW, the country's energy transition ministry received proposals for 85 projects totaling 1,564.2MW....

Offshore Wind Energy In France Gets A €10.82 Billion Boost

The European Commission has sanctioned a €10.82 billion ($11.7 billion) initiative to bolster offshore wind energy deployment in France. This initiative, approved under the State Aid Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework, will span 20 years. The allocated funds are intended to...

UK Labour Government Sets High Wind Energy Goals For 2030

The UK's new Labour Government has grand ambitions for speeding up the deployment of wind energy, both onshore and offshore. To reach their goals, a major overhaul of planning and grid infrastructure is necessary. The new UK Government is dedicated...

Doubling Wind Capacity In South America Over The Next Decade

South America's total onshore wind capacity is expected to reach 79GW within the next decade, with developers set to add 40GW of new capacity by 2033, according to Wood Mackenzie. Last year saw a record 5.9GW of new onshore wind...

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