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A new study by the Baltic Offshore Grid Initiative shows the Baltic Sea region could play a major role in Europe’s clean energy transition. Offshore wind capacity could increase by up to 50 GW by 2040, with the largest growth in Poland, Finland and Sweden. The Baltic States could also develop significant capacity, while Denmark and Germany are limited by available offshore areas.
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According to Bloomberg, countries including the UK, Germany and the Netherlands plan to jointly develop 100 GW of offshore wind capacity in the North Sea and strengthen the protection of offshore energy infrastructure.
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The latest edition of the WindEnergy trend:index indicates a modest improvement in global sentiment in the wind sector in autumn 2025, following a sharp decline in spring. The recovery remains uneven across regions, with positive developments in Asia and the Rest of World regions, continued weakening in Germany and Europe, and persistent negative sentiment in North America. A total of 387 participants took part in the survey conducted between 11 September and 11 November 2025.
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Electricity demand in the PJM Interconnection region in the USA is increasing rapidly, driven by data centres, advanced manufacturing, electrification and broader economic growth. Analysis by the American Clean Power Association indicates that, without timely deployment of new clean energy resources, Mid-Atlantic and Midwest states could face reliability risks and higher electricity costs over the next decade.
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Engelhart has begun marketing onshore wind farms equipped with Enercon wind turbines in the secondary control reserve market in the control zone of TenneT Germany. The activity started in early December 2025 and marks the first approval of an onshore wind farm pool for automatic frequency restoration reserve in the largest German control zone.
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Wind energy capacity additions in the USA exceeded those of natural gas during the first ten months of 2025, according to a review of data released by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and analysed by the Sun Day Campaign. Between January and October, new wind projects added 4,746 MW of capacity, a 55% increase compared with the same period a year earlier. Wind accounted for 15.2% of all new generating capacity brought online during the period, exceeding natural gas additions of 3,896 MW.
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- WWEA strengthens cooperation with IRENA at general assembly
- Taiwan to allocate 3.6 GW in phase 3 offshore wind block development
- Germany publishes results of november 2025 onshore wind auction
- Germany reports renewable electricity capacity growth in 2025
- Learnewable index shows sharp decline in onshore wind sentiment in the USA
- Wind leads renewable electricity growth in USA as solar and batteries drive new capacity
- Maura Healey, Kathy Hochul, Ned Lamont and Dan McKee respond to offshore wind lease pause in USA
- NYSERDA launches port infrastructure solicitation to support offshore wind in New York
- SOWEC report questions precautionary methods in offshore wind seabird impact assessments
- US expected to install over 7 GW of wind capacity in 2025
- TGS 4C report highlights slowdown in global offshore wind activity during 2025
- American Clean Power Association withdraws support for SPEED Act after House committee amendment
- SP Energy Networks and SSEN Transmission test offshore wind role in UK grid restoration
- WindEnergy trend:index shows uneven recovery in global wind industry sentiment
- Disused wind turbine blades used in Lund car park construction
- ARESCA invites experts to support adoption of wind energy standards
- WindEurope report outlines growth and skills needs in Europe’s wind workforce
- Maryland issues offshore wind power procurement invitation
- Great British Energy outlines new programme to support UK clean energy supply chains
- GWEC and Copper Mark agree partnership on responsible mineral sourcing
- South Korea outlines implementation-focused plan for expanding offshore wind
- New York Power Authority publishes Renewables Updated Strategic Plan
- European Commission unveils EU grids package to modernise electricity network
- US court rejects federal pause on wind permitting after multi-state challenge
