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Wind to ‘supplement’ Australian solar-based green hydrogen project
Australia’s Edify Energy has partnered with Siemens Energy Global to develop a green hydrogen production facility, to be mainly supplied by solar power and supplemented by wind in Queensland, Australia.
Exclusive: Vestas’ cable-stayed rotor achieves ‘technology leap’
The innovative Vestas cable-stayed rotor technology is a novel solution capable of enabling substantial load reductions, rotor modularisation and industry scalability. Eize de Vries explores the benefits and challenges.
GE plans New York assembly line for 6MW onshore wind turbines
GE Vernova flagged the climate-boosting Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) as it announced plans to build a new US manufacturing assembly line for its 6.1MW onshore wind turbines.
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United Kingdom Analysis: Which UK wind firms are making progress on gender diversity at board level?
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Why science matters when it comes to wind power
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United States First large-scale US offshore wind farm wins whale lawsuit
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What’s keeping the wind industry awake at night?
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United States Why IRA changed everything: Windpower Monthly talks to GE onshore chief Vic Abate
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Offshore wind must live up to its sustainability credentials
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Sweden Exclusive: Modvion 105-metre wooden wind turbine tower takes shape
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Turkey Enercon to install E-175 EP5 prototypes in Turkey
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Germany RES plans five forest farms in Baden-Württemberg, Germany
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On my radar with Eize de Vries: Wind power does not need greenwashing
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Critical risks to European wind supply chain threaten to derail green transition
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United States $150bn invested in US clean energy since August - ACP
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United Kingdom UK could include non-price criteria in flagship CfD scheme
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Windpower Intelligence Global Forecast: April 2023
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United States US wind grid queues increase as transmission ‘fails to keep pace with energy revolution’
The future of renewable energy
Jesper Raakjaer, group chief visionary officer at the Port of Aalborg, and a professor in port development, voices the logistical challenges and possibilities facing the future of renewables, and the roles of circularity and symbioses for effecting a sustainable green transition.
Major developer picks Modvion's wooden turbine towers for future projects
German power giant RWE Renewables is partnering with Swedish start-up Modvion to explore the use of wooden towers for turbines at future wind farms.
UK faces legal threat over 'half-baked' energy security plans
The UK government faced an immediate backlash from the energy industry and climate campaigners alike after announcing its plans to speed the energy transition.
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Belgium Japan’s Jera to buy Belgian offshore wind player
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Canada EDF, Invenergy and Innergex wind farms in line for Québec power deals
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Germany Demand for main bearing units reflects industry desire to reduce complexity
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United Kingdom No help for wind: Renewables industry reacts to UK budget
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United States GE working on 18MW Haliade-X turbine – energy chief
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United Kingdom We're undaunted by grid capacity challenges for ScotWind
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Denmark Former Vestas CEO to take over as chair
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United Kingdom Offshore wind giants may return UK power deals amid ‘extraordinary’ pressure
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Wind turbine foundations: How to save on time, money and materials
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Denmark Vestas' breakthrough recycling solution for all epoxy-based blades
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United States GE-Siemens Gamesa patent battle: Judge doubles royalty fee but slams both turbine giants
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United States ‘IRA a real gamechanger’ for US renewables – GE chief
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Chinese giants push boundaries to cut LCoE
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Wind giants' CEOs urge faster energy transition at Davos
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Poland Poland’s seabed auction effectively scuppered by NATO underwater training