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The European Commission's new strategy on

Over the past decade, the growth and drive to reduce the levelised cost of energy (LCOE) of onshore and offshore wind g

The wind industry has coped well during the covid-19 pandemic, and could play a key role in ensuring a green recovery

The new Ocean Panel-commissioned report, ‘

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DNV GL has launched its fourth

The European Commission's study shows that maritime spatial planning is a crucial factor for the development of marit

The study by Roland Berger GmbH, conducted on behalf of the European Commission, shows that the large offshore wind p

The European Parliaments overview over the EUs political frames and initiatives within the Blue Economy.

In NORWEP and BVGAs report, Norway is considered an emerging market in offshore wind, although any major offshore wind projects are unlikely to happen in Norwa

The renewable energy start-up, Exceedence, offers a techno-financial software system for renewable energy projects.

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The OECD report <

Wind energy is on a steady rise and could be instrumental in reaching the climate-goals set out for 2050. Continued technological development, combined with sound pol

The Global Wind Report looks at a number of key challenges required to accelerate the rate of wind energy insta

Wood Mackenzie's Foresight 20/20 offers a full analysis of onshore and

This report summarises construction and financing activity in European offshore wind farms from 1 January to 31 December 2019.

Ice accumulation on offshore wind turbine blades can result in a loss of up to 50% of annual energy production.[1] Ice build up compromises blade aerodynamics and lead

80% of the global wind resources are located offshore in deep waters (60+ meters) where traditional seabed-fixed installations are not suitable.[1] These areas will be

In Europe, 65 offshore wind parks will need to be re-powered, upgraded, or decommissioned, in the next 20 years.[1] The first decommissioning project began in 2016, an

A bright future for wind energy

The European Commission has recently published its second

The European Environment Agency (EEA) report Rene

Adopting technology from other industries shows clear benefits for the Offshore Wind industry

This publication, Building Industries at Sea: ‘Blue Growth’ and the New Maritime Economy, l

The 2018 Annual Report on the EU Blue Economy describes the scope and progress of the bl

This subsidy scheme focuses on research and development of new components, products, tools and services that enable large quantitees of offshore windenergy to be integ

The Dutch Trade and Investment Fund (DTIF) offers loans, guarantees and export financing for Dutch companies that want to expand their businesses internationally. DTIF

With the WBSO, companies can lower the wage costs for research and development (R&D) and other R&D costs and expenditures, such as prototypes or research equip

This report covers the World Energy Council’s ninth annual survey of key challenges and opportunities faced by energy leaders in managing a robust energy transition.

The offshore wind industry has moved from being a niche technology to becoming a regular supplier of renewable energy.

This report, Offshore Wind in Europe

World Energy Council’s report on World Energy Perspectives 2016 focuses the growing importance of renewables and especially Variable Renewable Energy Sources (VRES) al

The study aims to identify the potential for Blue Growth in each of the EU Member States (MS) of the Baltic Sea Region (BSR) and at sea basin level.

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