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Offshore wind wake losses reached 38% and extended 34 miles downwind

United States

By Daniel Garcia Offshore wind turbines can steal power from each other — with losses reaching 38% and stretching 34 miles downwind. The U.S. is building thousands of offshore wind turbines across the Atlantic, enough to power more than 10 million homes. It’s one of the most ambitious clean energy expansions in the country’s history…. Read More

‘Wait for the clock to run out’: Louisiana offshore wind energy leaders look beyond Trump

LA, United States

By Tristan Baurick Louisiana’s offshore wind industry has a date circled on the calendar: Jan. 21, 2029 — the first day after President Donald Trump is scheduled to leave office. Industry leaders say Trump’s policies have brought offshore wind development to a near standstill, but they are trying to preserve Louisiana’s wind expertise and supply… Read More

Germany: Ocean Breeze Energy acquires the alpha ventus offshore wind farm

Germany

EWE, RWE and Vattenfall are selling their shares in the alpha ventus offshore wind farm to Ocean Breeze Energy. The change of ownership opens the prospect of Germany’s first offshore wind farm, situated around 45 kms north of Borkum, continuing to operate beyond its originally planned lifespan. Commissioned in 2010, the wind farm pioneered German offshore… Read More

Barrow Offshore Wind Farm marks 20 years of powering the UK with renewable energy

United Kingdom

Ørsted’s Barrow Offshore Wind Farm is celebrating 20 years of generating renewable, home-grown electricity for the UK, marking two decades of operation that have helped demonstrate the long-term potential of offshore wind. The milestone also marks the 20th anniversary of Ørsted generating power in the UK. In that time, Ørsted wind farms have produced more… Read More

DEME: The people behind Nordlicht

Germany

The Nordlicht I offshore wind farm is taking shape in the German North Sea, and DEME is proud to play a key role in bringing this major renewable energy project to life. Every day, our crews, engineers, technicians, project teams, and onshore support colleagues work together to help deliver clean energy for the future. As… Read More

Offshore wind data show nearly two decades of weakening in a major ocean current

World ,

By Daniel Garcia Offshore wind farms reveal a new window into Atlantic current decline Beneath the Atlantic Ocean, an immense system of currents has been quietly moving heat from the tropics toward Europe and North America for millennia — moderating winters, shaping rainfall, and keeping coastal climates in a kind of balance that most people… Read More

Offshore wind roundup: Billion-dollar projects and supply chain investments gather pace

World ,

Key highlights: Offshore wind companies continue to invest across the value chain, from new installation and support vessels to cable manufacturing, grid infrastructure and project execution. Developers advanced major projects through new wind farm milestones, operations bases, power purchase agreements and grid connection initiatives. Technology innovation remains a focus, with new floating wind platform designs… Read More

What it takes to build one of Europe’s largest offshore wind farms

Germany

Eighty-five kilometers out in the North Sea intense work is ongoing. Monopile foundations up to 80 meters tall and giant transition pieces are being installed and vessels are moving between ports and the construction site, turning years of planning and manufacturing into Germany’s largest offshore wind farm, Nordlicht I. The Nordlicht cluster consists of two… Read More

Offshore wind plant to bring jobs boost to Montrose

United Kingdom

An offshore wind turbine facility is to be created at the Port of Montrose, supporting about 80 jobs. The factory, which will make components for off-shore wind turbines, is to be run by engineering firm Subsea Micropiles following a £5m investment. A further £6.7m is being provided by the state-owned Scottish National Investment Bank, with… Read More

The World’s Largest Cluster Of Gigantic 18-MW Offshore Wind Turbines Goes Live In The South China Sea

China

By Tom Hale China is the world’s biggest generator of wind energy by a long shot, and its capacity just keeps on growing and growing. In its latest flex, the east Asian powerhouse has just activated an offshore wind farm in the South China Sea featuring 33 wind turbines of monstrous proportions, as well as… Read More

California, New York sue Trump over offshore wind buybacks, say they’ll raise power bills

United States

By Kim LaCapria A growing legal fight over offshore wind could have consequences far beyond the coastline. California and New York are challenging President Donald Trump’s administration over its efforts to pay energy companies to cancel projects, arguing the move could leave families with higher power bills and fewer clean energy options, ABC News reported…. Read More

Swedish floating wind design uses rotating tower and spar with accessible above-water generator

Sweden

By Anke Maree A Swedish company has created a pioneering floating wind turbine design to address standard barriers. In Sweden, the shift offshore has gained significant traction to overcome a growing energy supply gap. Now, the nation is moving clean power generation into deeper waters. Projects faced unique challenges like limited space, heavy maritime traffic,… Read More

Removing bottlenecks crucial to offshore wind power development: insiders

Vietnam

Vietnam needs a comprehensive policy framework to remove legal and procedural bottlenecks and create conditions for offshore wind power projects to access long-term investment capital, helping to unlock the country’s substantial offshore wind potential, said insiders. With a coastline of more than 3,260 km, an exclusive economic zone of nearly 1 million sq.km and favourable,… Read More

Van Oord unveils names of next-generation flexible fallpipe vessels

Netherlands

During WindEnergy Hamburg, Van Oord officially revealed the names of its two next-generation flexible fallpipe vessels: Vindnes and Vestnes. Scheduled for delivery in 2028 and 2029, the purpose-built vessels will strengthen Van Oord’s subsea rock installation capabilities and support the continued growth of offshore wind, interconnector and critical energy infrastructure projects worldwide. As offshore wind… Read More

Ørsted Targets 30% Offshore Wind Cost Reduction Over Next Decade

Denmark

How do we bring down the cost of offshore wind by 30 % over the next decade? That was one of the key questions being discussed at WindEnergy Hamburg this week. With 1,600 exhibitors from 40 countries, the event brought together suppliers, developers, and partners from across the industry to discuss the future of offshore… Read More

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