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Carbon Trust launches offshore prediction study
UK: The Carbon Trust has unveiled a £2 million (EUR 2.4 million) research project, aiming to improve prediction accuracy, cut financing costs and optimise wind farm layouts.
GE wins biggest ever O&M deal
UNITED STATES: GE has won an 819-turbine maintenance deal from E.on North America for eight US projects.
Investors seek security in uncertain world
UNITED STATES: A new breed of long-term owner is entering the US wind energy market, driven by the search for attractive returns and a growing list of potential acquisition targets.
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United Kingdom London Array 630MW first stage completed
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Germany Overlapping offshore projects cause dilemma
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England E.on resubmits Rampion plans after consultation row
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Czech Republic Czech Republic - Policy uncertainty could thwart wind power growth
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England Consultation rules hamper Rampion plans
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I predict there will always be some unpredictability
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Wind energy costs bring more projects into profitability
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Spain Gamesa to install first 5MW offshore turbine
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United Kingdom E.on's Rampion consultation mistake revealed
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United Kingdom Vattenfall joins UK offshore accelerator programme
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United Kingdom Blade Dynamics wins investment for 100-metre blade
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England E.ON withdraws Rampion 665MW plan after two weeks
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England Surfing group claims victory as E.on alters Rampion offshore plans
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Germany German wind and solar push gas off the grid
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United Kingdom London Array generation delay costs Dong millions
Addressing the renewables challenge
Pressure on the wind sector to reduce the cost of wind-generated electricity to consumers is unremitting. Discussions at the major Husum WindEnergy trade fair in Germany in September revealed that more and more countries are attracted to using clean energy sources but want to know how to deal with the costs and transmission network capacity limitations.
German wind moves into the forests
GERMANY: The chain of logic may seem unlikely, but the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima in Japan has led to a drive to install wind farms in forests in Germany.
Court annuls 1.4GW Cantabria allocation
SPAIN: The supreme court of the Spanish region of Cantabria has annulled the 2009 public wind competition allocating developing rights totalling 1.4GW--mainly to global wind majors Iberdrola, EDP and Eon.
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United Kingdom E.ON plans 234MW of Scottish onshore projects
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Denmark E.ON goes halves with PensionDanmark on three US wind farms
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Worldwide Latest coverage from Husum WindEnergy 2012 - Liveblog day 1
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Scotland Riverstone buys into Scottish renewables developer
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Germany Energy firms seek turbine data access
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Vestas left behind as rivals bag offshore turbine deals
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United Kingdom Community groups seek share in E.ON's Rampion project
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Windicator: Spring figures suggest development is slowing, but the US and UK perform well
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Germany Optimism diluted by deep water dilemma
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Baltic co-operation key to becoming offshore leader
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United Kingdom UK government looks to floating turbines
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Experience is key to reduce cable claims
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England Offshore met mast confused with sinking ship
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E.on's Gamesa offshore turbine plans put back
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Portugal EDP announces 26% Q1 profit increase
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