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Content Iss. 2021-10-28 |
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EDITORIAL
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This weekend in Glasgow the COP26 world climate summit will begin. Meanwhile, in Germany, coalition negotiations of the so called 'traffic light parties' (SPD = red, Grüne = green, FDP = yellow) are in full swing. Motto for both events is: no failure allowed, because a great deal depends on the work done over the next few years. Germany, as Europe's largest industrial nation, has a crucial role to play.  |
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HIGHLIGHTS
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A new report from Cornwall Insight highlights that the market for renewable PPAs is showing increased capacity despite challenges in the sector. 
If every project in the current pipeline were to go ahead, the UK would reach 30GW by 2030, RenewableUK said. 
Renewable energy employment worldwide reached 12 million last year, up from 11.5 million in 2019. 
Following through on their commitment to bring emissions from electricity generation to net zero in the 2030s, leading industrialised nations can spur decarbonisation in other economies and sectors |
WINDFAIR EDITORS
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Hexicon’s Korean joint venture CoensHexicon has been granted the permission to measure wind conditions in four areas in South Korean waters for the potential development of floating offshore wind farms. 
KenzFigee signed a contract with Iv-Offshore & Energy to deliver an electric hydraulic Ram Luffing offshore crane which will be installed at the HVDC offshore converter platform for Sofia Offshore Wind Farm in the North Sea. 
The airport signed a MoU with renewable energy company Ørsted to decarbonise the airport and rapidly accelerate the shift to sustainable air travel.  |
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MEMBER NEWS
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GE Chairman and CEO H. Lawrence Culp, Jr. said, “The GE team delivered another strong quarter." 
A new study by the Energy Watch Group finds out that electricity would already be cheaper today with a full supply of 100% renewables. 
VENSYS and RES have signed a contract for the delivery of 16 Vensys62 turbines with 1.5MW rated power and 49m hub height in the South of France. 
Project owners commissioned a total of 49 new projects across 20 states during the quarter, this includes 7 new wind projects, 34 utility-scale solar projects, and 8 energy storage projects, enough to power 740,000 American...
Statkraft will conduct power sales and provide capacity guarantee management services for RWE. 
Nexans will officially opens its transformed high voltage subsea cable plant in Charleston, South Carolina on November 9th. 
The company presents its ice detectors for wind turbines at WindEurope Electric City Copenhagen. 
Sulzer Schmid announced that the campaign covered close to 4,000 wind turbines across 14 countries of northern and central Europe. 
The Antaris 5.5 kW was installed near the town of Malmö. 
“The world has been called to arms, to work in unison to slow the warming of our planet. It’s the mission of a lifetime, one that will define?our?generation," said Statkraft Chief Executive Officer Christian ...|
INDUSTRY NEWS
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| WindESCo wants to boost wind farm production COP26: "It's crucial that words become action" Siemens Gamesa to build first US offshore wind turbine blade facility |
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