The UK government has approved the financing for what will be the world’s largest offshore wind farm, Berwick Bank.
Analysis: Berwick Bank: UK approves funding for the world’s largest offshore wind farm
Analysis: Revolution Wind lawsuit: A critical moment for US offshore wind
Ørsted’s lawsuit against the Trump administration highlights legal concerns about halted offshore wind projects, impacting clean energy investment credibility.
China sets new annual wind power target at over twice the previous goal
China plans to add 120 GW of wind power capacity annually by 2030, including offshore wind, aiming for 1.3 TW total capacity.
Revolution Wind lawsuit: Offshore wind farm takes Trump administration to court
Revolution Wind sues the Trump administration after its nearly complete offshore wind farm was halted. What the lawsuits mean for clean energy and jobs.
Analysis: Politicians lament Trump’s halting of Revolution Wind’s offshore wind project as a job killing move
The Revolution Wind project faces a halt due to US government actions, risking significant job losses and economic impacts in New England.
US 2024 Election: New England inches closer to becoming a key offshore wind power hub
Massachusetts and Rhode Island approved three offshore wind projects with a capacity of 2.9 GW, aiming to power 1.6 million homes and support bold clean energy goals by 2030.
US 2024 Election: Despite some progress, the US offshore wind industry struggles to make its mark
By Anders Lorenzen Orsted, the Danish wind energy giant and the world’s largest offshore wind operator have struggled to make the inroad into the US offshore wind market they had initially hoped […]
US 2024 elections: The American offshore wind push is accelerated
The US offshore wind industry gains momentum as the Biden Administration approves the New England Wind project. This marks significant progress toward the administration’s goal of reaching 30 GW of offshore wind capacity by 2030. However, meeting this target will require swift approval of additional projects.
The global wind industry is not out of trouble yet
The global wind power industry faced challenges in 2023, with leading companies like Siemens Energy, Orsted, and Vestas projecting ongoing struggles due to project delays, equipment issues, and inflation. Rising costs and the need for sector reform further complicate the industry’s outlook for 2024.
Greece enters the offshore wind market
By Anders Lorenzen Greece is a Mediterranean paradise and a favourite holiday destination. Parts of it have in recent years experienced the nightmare and havoc of climate-fuelled wildfires is increasing its effort […]
A greener life, a greener world 