Legislation / Regulation

The UK government has cut its offshore wind goal, and is now targeting 43-50GW operational capacity by 2030. It had

Taiwanese developers need to be ready to embrace international competition, after the country recently dropped local content rules for offshore

Taiwan has dropped its local content rules for offshore wind projects, ending a World Trade Organisation (WTO) dispute with the

The German government has drawn up an action plan to ensure a “level playing field” and create value in the

Canada’s government believes it can seize a ‘generational economic opportunity’ after the country passed a law to enable offshore wind

The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) has voted to direct state officials to procure up to 7.6GW of offshore resources.

Clean energy tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) are benefitting people in the US and should not be

Labour’s plans to launch Great British Energy as a publicly owned developer, owner and operator of clean energy projects were

The European Commission has approved Italy’s support mechanism for offshore wind, setting the stage for the country’s first auctions for

Offshore wind turbines may be banned in state waters off Florida under new legislation. The conservative state has relatively slow

The Albertan government outlined its plans following a report from the Alberta Utility Commission (AUC) as the six month pause