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PHOTOS: GE ships first Halide-X components for tests
The first components of GE's 12MW Haliade-X are on their way to two European test sites, the manufacturer has confirmed.
Banks Renewables' legal challenge halts CfD auction
UK developer Banks Group has launched a legal challenge against the UK government, claiming its contract for differences (CfD) support scheme discriminates in favour of offshore wind at the expense of onshore wind.
Further US setback as Vineyard delayed -- updated
The 800MW Vineyard Wind has been delayed as a result of a federal review into offshore wind's impact on the US. Will offshore wind ever truly take off in the country?
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Ørsted's US win a "vindication", says WoodMac
Having struggled to succeed since it entered the US market in April 2015, the fact that Ørsted now has over 3GW of contracted wind capacity is a "vindication" of its decision to cross the Atlantic, says Wood Mackenzie Power and Renewables (WMPR) senior analyst Anthony Logan.
WindEconomics: How the UK reaches net-zero emissions by 2050
The UK government's Committee on Climate Change (CCC) mapped out the way for the country to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 in a new report.
The hot and cold markets of 2019 so far
As we reach the mid-point of the year, Windpower Monthly takes a look at which markets are on a hot streak, and which are suffering from a freeze in installations.
Opinion
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United Kingdom UK offshore wind 'on the right course'
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United States Shell's entrance could transform the US offshore industry
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United Kingdom Analysis: UK keeps a tight rein on offshore expansion
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United States OPINION: Ørsted US shopping spree not just about capacity
