The offshore wind farm on the islands of Yeu and Noirmoutier marks a major turning point in France's energy transition.

Environmental and Sámi activists are protesting against the continued operation of wind turbines in Norway, two years after a court ruling declared them illegal. This case raises crucial questions about the rights of indigenous peoples and the balance between wind power and the preservation of the traditional Sami way of life in Norway.

The French government is launching a six-month consultation process to identify areas suitable for offshore wind energy development. Find out more about this crucial initiative for France's energy future.

Discover the inauguration of the world's largest offshore wind farm, Hollandse Kust Zuid, in the Netherlands, and its impact on the energy transition. An innovative project supported by Vattenfall, BASF and Allianz.

Germany has begun construction of the SuedLink, an essential power link between the country's wind-powered north and its industrial south. Although the project is behind schedule, it is expected to be operational by 2028, thereby strengthening the security of electricity supply in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg.

The UK relaxes rules for onshore wind turbines, aiming to make it easier to approve projects supported by local communities. However, this decision has been criticized by Greenpeace, which believes that it is not enough to remove the developers' uncertainty in the face of local authority decisions.

Wind turbine orders grew significantly in the first half of 2023, reaching a record 69.5 GW and $40.5 billion, driven mainly by North America and China. Siemens Gamesa has climbed to third place among global suppliers thanks to this expansion, while offshore wind power has also played a major role in this trend.

Norwegian renewable energy giant Statkraft consolidates its position in Germany and France by doubling its wind power capacity with the acquisition of 39 wind farms for 406 million euros, thus contributing to Europe's energy transition.

Norway inaugurates the world's largest floating wind farm in the North Sea, the Hywind Tampen field, which supplies five oil and gas platforms with 35% of their energy needs. Floating wind turbines, installed 140 km offshore, make better use of deep water and stable wind, although they are more expensive.

The sixth BRICS media forum opened in Johannesburg, highlighting Sino-African energy cooperation and the De Aar wind power project in South Africa. Participants discussed technological transition and energy cooperation for mutually beneficial development in Africa.

The Mažeikiai wind farm, operated by UAB Ignitis Renewables, is now operational, supplying over 50,000 households with clean energy. The Group's total green energy production capacity increased to 1.3 GW. The Group aims to reach 4 to 5 GW by 2030 as part of its green growth strategy.

DeepOcean has been chosen as the main supplier for the subsea installation of RWE's Nordseecluster A project, consisting of four offshore wind farms totaling 1.6 GW, with responsibility for installing the inter-grid cables and other marine works. Work is scheduled to start in 2026, subject to the final investment decision.

BluEarth Renewables inaugurates a 145 MW wind farm in Alberta, demonstrating the effectiveness of renewable energies. With a capacity of 29 turbines, the facility represents a $250 million investment in the region.

ORLEN's Supervisory Board has given the go-ahead for investment in Baltic Power's offshore wind farm, marking a crucial milestone in the finalization of the design phase. Construction is scheduled to begin later this year, following completion of financing and building permits.

Successful installation of a 2 MW floating wind platform, marking a major step forward in renewable energy production in the open sea.

Siemens Energy's wind power division faces major challenges, with forecasts revised downwards by Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan.

Saudi Arabia's ACWA Power, a leader in renewable energies and energy transition, celebrates the successful installation of its first wind turbine at the 500 MW Bash wind farm in Uzbekistan, underlining its role in the sustainable growth of renewable energies and energy development.

Siemens Energy announces massive costs to repair wind turbines, resulting in a record loss of 3 billion euros in the third quarter. Despite the turbulence in the wind energy market, the Group is adapting and remains optimistic about the potential of wind power, despite the challenges.

The joint venture between Shell New Energies US LLC and EDF-RE Offshore Development offers a key wind power solution to achieve 11,000 MW of offshore wind energy. This would strengthen strategic partnerships and commit to a clean energy transition for New Jersey.

Successful inauguration of the locally-supported Plaine d'Auzay wind farm in Auchay-sur-Vendée, producing green electricity for 34,200 homes and promoting biodiversity. The inauguration should generate economic spin-offs for the region.

BOEM announces three new offshore wind energy zones, emphasizing robust and transparent planning to support up to eight gigawatts of energy production by 2030, while engaging with stakeholders for thorough environmental assessment and positive coordination.

ACCIONA Energía launches construction of Forty Mile, a 280 MW wind power project in Canada, with a positive impact on the community. The wind farm, developed by RES, is scheduled for completion in the first quarter of 2025 and will create sustainable jobs.

Eolus is undertaking a strategic review to strengthen its offshore wind activities and realize ambitious projects, while the current portfolio includes nine projects with an estimated capacity of 10,000 MW and plans to develop further projects in the Nordic region.

In Bavaria, wind power is inspiring new hope despite local resistance, with pro-wind turbine residents testifying to a change in attitude towards this once unloved energy source.