Wind

On Monday, The Crown Estate announced the winners of seabed sites for projects that could total up to 8GW.

Nextwind chief investment officer Lars Meyer is discussing the “phenomenal impact” of Germany’s pioneering onshore wind investors, who were backing onshore wind farms in the early 2000s when most utilities wouldn’t touch renewables.

Over the last five years, the US has been one of the world’s most consistent onshore wind markets for growth.

It’s tempting to think green hydrogen’s time has come.

We love emerging markets as much as the next analyst, and so the news that South Korea is opening up its wind market has piqued our interest. The Asian country has a fraught relationship with renewables.

What do the next 12 months hold in store for the wind industry? In our first edition of the year, we like to share ten predictions for the year ahead.

The year started with apocalyptic wildfires in Australia before taking us into a global pandemic, economic collapse and a disputed US presidential election. It’s time for a well-earned holiday.

Every dog has its day. And in recent weeks, most news days have had their Dogger. The 2.4GW Dogger Bank A and B project has been everywhere.

The focus of the event will be the biggest issues facing investors, and there is no shortage of huge questions for investors this year. Here are three:

Last week, the lower house of the French parliament approved a government policy that puts solar PV developers in the firing line.

“My month of February was going from a corporate office every day to, literally, my basement and doing business on Gmail.”

The growth of renewables has played a part in a fall in wholesale power prices in the Nordics that call into question the profitability of future wind farms.