2022-08-14

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WWEC2022 Conference Resolution published

WWEC2022 Conference Resolution: 20th World Wind Energy Conference Collaborating for a Renewable Future in Peace

07/05/2022

The Conference appreciates that delegates from around the world have participated and made it a truly international meeting, in spite of many more potential delegates having been prevented from attending the conference because of the direct and indirect impact of Covid.

Scottish floating OWF: project area shrinks by half

Scottish floating OWF: project area shrinks by half

07/04/2022

The Pentland Floating Offshore Wind Farm reduces its project area by 50%. At the same time the number of turbines in the design envelope shrinks from ten to seven.

Statkraft begins construction on 58MW Offaly wind farm

Statkraft to build Moanvane Wind Farm in Ireland

07/05/2022

Statkraft has confirmed that it recently began construction at the 58 MW Moanvane Wind Farm, located in Co. Offaly.

Reconstructing Ukraine with renewables

European Commission and renewables associations unite for a reconstruction of Ukraine with renewables at its core

07/04/2022

At a hybrid event jointly hosted by WindEurope, SolarPower Europe, the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association (UWEA) and the Solar Energy Association of Ukraine (ASEU) EU Commissioner for Energy, Kadri Simson stressed that the EU is working at full speed to reduce dependence from Russia and strengthen Europe’s energy security.

Germany takes over the presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States

Germany takes over the presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States, vows to focus on offshore wind, dumped munitions and youth

07/04/2022

In a bid to support the shared regional goal of attaining climate neutrality by 2050 while, at the same time, addressing the issue of energy security, Germany has identified the promotion of offshore wind energy as the first priority under its presidency of the CBSS

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