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Siemens Gamesa replaces GE at two French sites

By Craig Richard, 16 April 2019

GE has pulled out of two of three French offshore wind farms being developed by a joint venture of EDF and Enbridge with rival manufacturer Siemens Gamesa stepping in.

Offshore Wind Consultants 'to help guide' US developers

By Craig Richard, 9 April 2019

Offshore Wind Consultants (OWC) has launched an advisory service to help offshore developers in the US and opened an office in Massachusetts.

EDF acquires stake in Chinese offshore projects

By Craig Richard, 26 March 2019

EDF has entered the Chinese offshore wind market by acquiring a stake in two projects with a combined capacity of 500MW.

Boralex signals 'competitive' Dunkirk exit

By Jan Dodd, 20 March 2019

Boralex will sell its stake in a consortium bidding for the 750MW project off Dunkirk, France, should it be successful in the forthcoming tender, because of the increased competition in the auction.

Bids submitted in New York request

By Ros Davidson, 20 February 2019

A total of 18 bids from four developers were submitted in the New York solicitation for offshore wind projects of 800MW or more.

Hopes for 'competitive' prices as Dunkirk draws heavyweights

By Jan Dodd, 19 February 2019

Fierce competition is expected to produce competitive pricing as some of the biggest offshore wind developers sign up to bid for the 750MW Dunkirk offshore wind project.

GE plans offshore wind job cuts

By Jan Dodd, 7 February 2019

GE Renewable Energy is looking to cut jobs in its offshore wind unit based in France, because of delays in getting final approval for the country's offshore projects.

US offshore is making up for its slow start

By David Weston, 1 February 2019

The surprise bidding war seen in December's Massachusetts auction marked the first stage of a noticeable acceleration in the US offshore industry, which had been gathering pace since the country's maiden project -- the 30MW Block Island off Rhode Island -- was completed in 2016.

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