EnBW, Equinor partner on new offshore wind alliance
EnBW and Equinor has partnered to develop offshore wind opportunities in Germany. The two companies released statement about their partnership on Feb 17.
Read moreEnBW and Equinor has partnered to develop offshore wind opportunities in Germany. The two companies released statement about their partnership on Feb 17.
Read moreEquinor and SSE Renewables are carrying out early scoping work to explore options for developing a fourth phase, Dogger Bank D, of the world’s largest offshore wind farm.
Read moreAfter an unusual whale mortality in the Atlantic Coast, the National Ocean Industries Association (NOIA) reported that claims linking the offshore wind industry to these deaths are "misleading and not supported by the facts and evidence".
Read moreA new kind of floating offshore wind turbine foundations, designed to handle the largest wind turbines in the world, has received ABS approval in principle (AIP).
Read moreThe National Offshore Wind Research and Development Consortium (NOWRDC) released a report identifying how the United States can develop a robust and equitable domestic supply chain required to achieve the national offshore wind target of 30 gigawatts (GW) by 2030.
Read moreThe Port of Tianjin, Northern China, now features three wind turbines of over 100 meters high, intended for clean power generation, marking the completion of 15MW wind power project phase II of the Green Intelligent Energy Demonstration Program Section C.
Read moreVineyard Wind and Charles River Analytics announced a new collaboration to protect marine mammals during the construction of the Vineyard Wind 1 project, the first full-scale offshore wind farm in the US.
Read morePhilippines President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has given his nod to the Department of Energy's (DOE) plan to explore and develop the country's offshore wind (OSW) potential as a source of clean and sustainable energy.
Read morePort Esbjerg has taken steps to set up a partnership between six key ports for offshore wind in Northern Europe, which signed the Esbjerg Declaration, setting a combined target of delivering at least 65 GW offshore wind by 2030.
Read moreEight European Union countries bordering the Baltic Sea agreed to increase offshore wind power generation capacity sevenfold by 2030 to decrease dependency on Russian energy.
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