Project development

Concerns are growing about the wake effect and its impact on offshore wind farms, with major developers locked in disputes

Oil major Equinor will resume construction of the 810MW Empire Wind 1 project after the Trump administration’s stop-work order was

Offshore wind installations accelerated in 2024 despite challenges such as supply chain bottlenecks and higher capital costs, according to a

Ørsted and Equinor have estimated that wake effects caused by the planned 1.5GW Outer Dowsing offshore wind farm in the

German utility RWE has called on the UK government to settle a wake effect dispute with Danish renewables major Ørsted

European developer EDP Renewables has scrapped plans for 500MW of wind farms in Colombia and alerted investors to the possibility

Just 396MW of onshore wind capacity was installed in the US in the third quarter of 2024, according to the

Offshore wind developers are renewing interest in the Gulf of Mexico, with two companies submitting plans to the US Bureau

Norwegian developer Deep Wind Offshore plans to build 2.4GW of offshore wind capacity using fixed-bottom foundations and floating platforms that

Ørsted said it was withdrawing from the Danish government’s ‘Green Fuels for Denmark’ project as well as a smaller 2MW

Romania could install up to 7GW of offshore wind capacity in the Black Sea by 2035, meeting more than a