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Covid-19 update: WindEnergy Hamburg goes digital
How the global coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic is impacting the industry's 2020 goals.
Iberdrola takes control of Australian renewables player - updated
Iberdrola has claimed victory in a bidding war against a Filipino-Hong Kong joint venture to take over Australian clean energy developer Infigen
WindEconomics: Renewables could assist economic post-pandemic recovery
In June it was a little uncertain how the wind industry would be affected by the global pandemic, as its competitive position had been eroded by falling gas and oil prices. More recently, however, there have been hopeful signs, not least the publication of the Sustainable Recovery report by the International Energy Agency (IEA).
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United Kingdom New partnership will push floating innovation to help UK reach net zero goal
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United States RES Group fined nearly $550,000 after fatal accident
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Five 100MW-plus US projects brought online in June
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United Kingdom 'UK must look beyond England', watchdog urges
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Denmark Poulsen to stand down as Ørsted CEO
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WindPlus: Wind's role in seasonal energy storage
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SGRE uses offshore experience to take 5.X onshore platform past 6MW
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Germany How SGRE upped the offshore stakes with 14MW+ turbine and 222m rotor
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Taiwan Innogy splashes down in Taiwan
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Netherlands Seawind steps up development of radical two-blade offshore turbine
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France Iberdrola takes over 496MW Saint Brieuc
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Germany SGRE set to debut 200-metre rotor turbine
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Backpage: The last word in wind -- March 2020
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United States Rollback on energy's bird kills reveals Trump's wind hypocrisy
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France French government must deliver on promises and remove red tape
Sharpening-up blade recycling
The wind power industry has spent decades working on the design and manufacture of turbine rotor blades, refining its production processes to handle complex composite materials at ever-growing size and volumes.
Ideol pilot doubles power yield and is 'ready for deployment'
A floating demonstration project using an Ideol platform and currently being tested off Le Croisic on France's Atlantic coast, more than doubled its power production in the second half of 2019, exceeding expectations for production and availability, the company has reported.
What to do with turbines after they leave support system
With around 6,000 turbines due to leave the support system in 2021, Germany's environment agency has assessed the country's readiness to recycle this potential flood of turbine components, and at what cost.
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Denmark Ørsted unveils plans to reach carbon neutrality by 2025
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Denmark Vestas aims to improve safety record
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Turbines of the year 2019: Onshore turbines up to 3.4MW
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United Kingdom Trying to follow the money to grow energy storage
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GWEC's call for action: 'We need to be installing 100GW a year. Now'
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Wind OEMs are having to fight on many fronts
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Backpage: The last word in wind -- January 2020
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Floating Wind - where will the spark come from?
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Denmark Danish wind nearly subsidy free
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Turkey SGRE ramps up production, but investors seek more clarity
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United States Look and listen for blade defects
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China WindTech: CSIC ready to muscle in on 10MW offshore market
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United States Outdated software leaves developers 'vulnerable' to cyber attacks
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United States US wind seeking 'tax policy parity' with solar
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Global offshore wind fleet to grow 15-fold by 2040
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