Offshore Wind
By no means has it been plain sailing for what will be the world’s largest wind farm, London Array. If the project achieves its ‘end-of-2012’ completion target, its developers will have surmounted some of the biggest challenges confronting offshore wind farms to date.
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Ormonde Offshore wind farm fully commissioned
Two years after construction began, Vattenfall’s Ormonde Offshore Wind Farm is being readied to operate at full power today, with commissioning work completed on its thirtieth and final turbine.
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Supply chain gains momentum as offshore wind projects move farshore
The most important update from the offshore wind industry in the past week was the revealing of the cable corridor for East Anglia One - the first of six wind farms planned to be built 14km (9 miles) out to sea.
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Europe’s leading offshore wind supply chain meeting gathers senior global wind specialists
There are less than four weeks before key industry figures from The EU Parliament, The Crown Estate, RWE Innogy, GDF Suez, Alstom, RES Offshore, Siemens, Acciona and many more gather...
Industry Insight
Ormonde Offshore wind farm fully commissioned
Two years after construction began, Vattenfall’s Ormonde Offshore Wind Farm is being readied to operate at full power today, with commissioning work...
Offshore wind: does Britannia still rule the...
Offshore investors face an increasingly wide choice of projects as Baltic and, more recently, French waters open up for development.
The offshore wind skills gap: Race against time
As the UK ramps up it’s efforts to hit EU renewable energy targets in 2020, Wind Energy Update investigates the looming skills gap on the horizon
Intelligence Brief
Weekly Intelligence Brief: September 19 –...
A round-up of this week's global wind energy news, from Wind Energy Update. This week's top three stories include: UK must drop “laissez-...
Weekly Intelligence Brief: July 18 – July 25
25 July 2011 New Bill to support offshore wind energy in the US
Weekly Intelligence Brief: May 16 - 23
A round up of this week's Wind Energy Update news from around the globe.
Executive viewpoint
London Array: Taming the tides
By no means has it been plain sailing for what will be the world’s largest wind farm, London Array. If the project achieves its ‘end-of-2012’...
Ontario: Windstream pushes ahead despite...
Why Windstream Energy believes it stands a chance of developing its 300 MW offshore Wolfe Island Shoals project in lake Ontario.
OWEC Tower: O&M design solution market-ready...
Wind Energy Update speaks to Owec Tower’s CEO Bjørn Fjeld about its recent deal with Keppel Corp and key R&D projects that address major wind...
Press releases
Supply chain gains momentum as offshore wind...
The most important update from the offshore wind industry in the past week was the revealing of the cable corridor for East Anglia One - the first of...
Europe’s leading offshore wind supply chain...
There are less than four weeks before key industry figures from The EU Parliament, The Crown Estate, RWE Innogy, GDF Suez, Alstom, RES Offshore,...
The offshore wind industry elite meet in London...
Despite its rapid growth over the past few years the offshore wind industry still has numerous issues to resolve. Supply chain cost and availability...
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Featured Articles
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London Array: Taming the tides
By no means has it been plain sailing for what will be the world’s largest wind farm, London Array. If the project achieves its ‘end-of-2012’ completion target, its developers will have surmounted some of the biggest challenges confronting offshore wind farms to date.
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Ontario: Windstream pushes ahead despite moratorium
Why Windstream Energy believes it stands a chance of developing its 300 MW offshore Wolfe Island Shoals project in lake Ontario.
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Offshore wind: does Britannia still rule the waves?
Offshore investors face an increasingly wide choice of projects as Baltic and, more recently, French waters open up for development.
