Norway to resume new onshore wind farm licensing after three-year break
Norway is set to resume licensing for new onshore wind farms – limited to municipalities willing to accommodate the projects
Read moreNorway is set to resume licensing for new onshore wind farms – limited to municipalities willing to accommodate the projects
Read moreWith 50GW of offshore wind by 2030 planned, the wind industry has welcomed the UK government’s new energy strategy. RenewablesUK
Read moreGermany is moving forward with plans to boost its onshore and offshore wind targets, prioritising renewable energy over other interests
Read moreA change to US Coast Guard laws could “cripple” the country’s nascent offshore wind industry, according to industry body the
Read moreAmbitious plans for 9GW of offshore wind off Australia’s coast have been announced by Victoria’s state government, which says it
Read moreFinland’s Fortum, the biggest wind power player in Russia through its joint ventures, and turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa (SGRE) have
Read more“Groundbreaking” changes in market design and permitting, and “staggering” amounts of money will be needed to facilitate the EU’s offshore
Read morePresident Emmanuel Macron has set out the country’s ambition to create 40GW of offshore capacity for France from 50 wind
Read moreBrazil’s wind energy association says a government decree could see the South American country issuing its first offshore wind farm
Read moreGermany’s new economy and climate protection minister plans to increase wind tender volumes and accelerate permitting processes in a bid
Read moreNew EU state aid guidelines allow governments to hold technology-specific auctions and endorse revenue stabilisation mechanisms, such as two-sided contract
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