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From a technology push to a market pull
EUROPE: To make Europe sustainably energy-independent will require a renewable-eneration portfolio built where resources are optimal and not constrained.
Export plan highlights Irish need for speed
IRELAND: The Irish wind industry is excited about the prospect of exporting wind energy to the UK. Hailed as a "game changer", January's agreement between the UK and Irish governments to look into energy exports heralds thousands of jobs and an EUR 18 billion economic boost for the Republic of Ireland, according to the Irish Wind Energy Association (IWEA).
UK government takes steps to reassure investors
UK: There has been a flurry of activity from the UK government in the wind market recently, focused on increasing investor confidence, particularly in the offshore sector.
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United Kingdom Permitting date set for Hornsea Round 3 projects
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Ireland Ireland - Hopes for grid upgrades to avoid further curtailment
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United Kingdom United Kingdom - Positive progress with room for improvement
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Canada Finding new markets in the Americas
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United Kingdom Vattenfall joins UK offshore accelerator programme
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Synergy on 2020 targets unlikely to be the norm
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United States US offshore auction planned for 2013
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Ireland Mainstream starts work on South African wind and solar projects
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Venture capital funding up in Q3
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United Kingdom Mainstream signs MoU for Ireland-UK line
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Ireland Mainstream signs EUR60 million debt deal with Macquarie
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Chile Mainstream halts work on Chilean project
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United Kingdom Mainstream moves ahead with UK 450MW offshore project
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US Dep't for Interior prepares for offshore wind auctions
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United Kingdom UK-Irish MoU by end of this year
Mainstream links with Goldwind for Chilean project
CHILE: Ireland-based developer Mainstream Renewable Power has inked a new 50/50 joint venture with China’s Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology of Beijing for a wind project in Chile.
Goldwind continues credibility push
UNITED STATES: China's second-largest turbine maker Goldwind has gained a stronger foothold in the US and is on track to become the first credible Chinese manufacturer active in a mature wind-energy market.
Wind manufacturers act to defend intellectual property rights
WORLDWIDE: Intellectual property (IP) - especially patents relating to technological innovation - is at the heart of today's wind industry. It is a sign of the industry's age. Unlike in wind power's youth, innovation is no longer freely shared at conferences. And as the industry comes up with new inventions, the major players - GE, Siemens and Vestas - are spending millions of dollars building and maintaining IP portfolios to drive profit and gain the strategic upper hand.
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Mainstream raises €40 million funding
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A year of planning reveals diverging trends
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European interest returns to onshore wind
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Chile Goldwind to build Mainstream Chilean project
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South Africa Vestas and Suzlon among South Africa winners
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Scaling up is essential to attract investment
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Ireland Mainstream halts 1GW Sinovel supply deal
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Greece Sinovel interest may reawaken Greek wind
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Global: People - Pioneering leaders show the way ahead
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China AMSC-Sinovel row escalates as ex-Windtec worker is arrested
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The 20 most influential people in wind power today
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United Kingdom Yeo dampens supergrid hopes
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South Africa Policy drops FIT for competitive tender
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United Kingdom Developers call for better vessel design
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Greece Sinovel set to finalise 300MW Greece deal
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