In 2023, France will see a significant boom in onshore wind power, with the installation of numerous wind farms and a promising breakthrough in offshore wind power.

EDPR strengthens its presence in France with a new 11MW wind farm, scheduled for 2025, and confirms its commitment to renewable energies.

A new chapter opens for renewable energy production in Sweden with the completion of the Karskruv wind farm by OX2, marking a significant step forward in green electricity production.

OX2 sells 82MW of solar projects in Spain to Afcon Renewable Energy, strengthening its presence in Europe and supporting the growing demand for renewable energy.

France is initiating a wide-ranging consultation on the use of the sea, with particular emphasis on the development of offshore wind power.

The Coom Green Energy Park project, an onshore wind power development, promises a significant breakthrough in renewable energy production.

The new Buffalo Plains wind farm promises to revolutionize renewable energy production while boosting the local economy.

Against a backdrop of energy crisis, onshore wind power in the UK is attracting renewed interest despite persistent regulatory challenges.

The UK government significantly increases the price cap for electricity generated by offshore wind power, aiming to reinforce the energy transition.

SSE Renewables launches construction of its first onshore wind farm in France, symbolizing a major step forward in renewable energy.

Octopus Energy Generation invests in the German offshore wind sector, acquiring a stake in the Butendiek wind farm and reinforcing its green ambitions.

The Crown Estate announces measures to generate a further 4GW of green electricity, contributing to the UK government's plan for 50GW by 2030.

The Engelhartstetten wind farm project, financed by the EIB and Erste Bank, marks a turning point in Austria's energy transition.

Van Oord wins contracts for two major offshore wind projects in Europe and Asia.

EDF Renewables Ireland plans to develop a 30MW wind farm, promising to provide renewable energy to over 20,000 Irish homes.

Seven companies are competing for offshore wind licenses in a context of energy transition.

DP Energy Australia reaches a crucial milestone with SEAR approval for the 700 MW Euston wind farm in New South Wales.

The Greek energy authority HEREMA presents a 4.9 GW offshore wind development program, aimed at boosting energy independence and the export of green energy.

Power and Air Condition Solution Management GmbH (PASM), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom AG, is taking significant steps to strengthen its renewable energy portfolio by concluding a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA) with EnBW for 100 MW of wind power from the He Dreiht offshore wind farm.

The Board of Directors of ABO Wind AG regards the overwhelming vote in favor of the change of form to ABO Energy KGaA at the Extraordinary General Meeting as a solid vote of confidence.

After obtaining the necessary regulatory approvals, Iberdrola and Masdar have confirmed their agreement to co-invest in the 476 MW Baltic Eagle offshore wind farm in the German Baltic Sea.

Energy giants BP and Equinor have announced major write-downs of their US offshore wind portfolios, reflecting the difficulties of the renewable energy industry.

BP's head of renewables said the US offshore wind industry was "fundamentally flawed". BP and its partner Equinor plan to develop huge projects off the New York coast after writing down their value by $840 million.

Danish renewable energies group Orsted recently decided to suspend its offshore wind farm projects in the USA. This cancellation has significant consequences for projects planned off the US coast, raising concerns about the viability of renewable energies in the country.

The EU faces a massive challenge in meeting its target of 111 GW of offshore wind by 2030, due to financing problems, raw material inflation and supply tensions.

A Promising Future for Wind Energy in Europe by implementing key reforms, including auctions, faster permitting and state guarantees.