IRENA: Vast majority of new renewables in 2022 have lower costs than fossil fuel–fired electricity
Without renewables, the economic disruption from last year's fossil fuel price shock would have been much worse, according to a new report
Greece’s revised NECP targets much less energy storage, more natural gas
The Greek National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) was originally presented in January, but now it has been revised
Burduja: First wind farms in Romania’s Black Sea in 2027-2028
The World Bank has estimated Romania’s offshore potential at 75 GW, Minister of Energy Sebastian Burduja said
Turkey selects its first offshore wind power zones
Studies are underway for four maritime areas that Turkey intends to declare offshore wind power zones under the YEKA support mechanism
Wind turbine repairs at Siemens Gamesa amplify Siemens Energy’s multibillion loss
Siemens Gamesa took out EUR 2.2 billion from Siemens Energy's results due to quality issues and rising costs in the wind power business
Sweden blocks Vattenfall’s offshore wind project to protect nature, shipping
The proposed wind farm would have produced between 2.5 TWh and 3 TWh a year, an equivalent of 1.5% of Sweden’s electricity consumption
WindEurope to keep pushing back against uncapped negative bidding in auctions
BP and TotalEnergies have to pay vast sums to build offshore wind plants in Germany, which unsettled the industry. Giles Dickson says WindEurope would keep opposing the model.
BP, TotalEnergies win German auctions with EUR 12.6 billion in bids for offshore wind farms of 7 GW
The results confirm the attractiveness of investing in offshore wind energy in Germany, said Klaus Müller, President of the Bundesnetzagentur
