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PARIS, France — In a dramatic reversal, the French National Assembly Energy votes against a controversial amendment that would have imposed a moratorium on wind and solar power projects nationwide. And It’s breaking that France blocks Right-Wing Plan to Ban Green Energy. The decision is a major victory for France’s renewable energy sector, coming just…
The offshore wind sector has been stagnant with federal leasing halted, tax credits eliminated and developers pulling out of core markets President Donald Trump energy policy changes are putting America’s offshore wind industry in jeopardy, with more than 22 projects on hold and an estimated $114 billion in clean energy investments at risk. The Biden…
Crown Estate Offshore Wind Investment Plan Explained In a significant move to super-charge the UK’s offshore wind industry, The Crown Estate has announced plans to invest up to £400 million in a new round of leasing for offshore wind sites. This was an ambitious declaration made at the ‘2025 Global Offshore Wind conference’ summit in London…
President’s executive order Sparks uncertainty over offshore wind EDF France-based Renewables developer has officially withdrawn from its Atlantic Shores offshore wind project in New Jersey, due to regulatory uncertainty created by the administration and policies of former President Donald Trump. The $5 billion clean energy project faces a significant setback today after the Environmental Protection…
The UK is at risk of losing thousands of offshore wind jobs by 2030, prompting urgent and concerted action, RGU has warned in a report titled “Ballasts – Building a Sustainable UK Offshore Energy Workforce”. The UK stands a crucial watershed moment in the energy transition journey. With the decline of oil and gas jobs,…
Scotland Launches Offshore Wind Consultancy
Australia’s clean energy and Moonlight Range Wind Farm project
Trump Officials Grants $5B New York Offshore Wind Project
The Trump administration has abruptly halted an offshore wind project already under construction off the coast of New York, which it has labeled “illegal,” with the Norwegian energy company Equinor behind the development. Equinor’s leadership is frustrated and concerned about what it sees as an unprecedented disruption to a fully approved project under Trump Offshore…