reNews The Global Wind Energy Council has paved the way for a roadmap on offshore wind development in India with a report that reviews the experience to date in established markets. The Offshore Wind Policy and Market Assessment Outlook is part of the Facilitating Offshore Wind in India project launched by a GWEC-led consortium in […]
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Greentech Lead Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), in its latest Offshore Wind Policy and Market Assessment Outlook, has recommended a set of guidelines for Indian offshore wind energy market. While the offshore wind industry has completed over ten years in commercial operation, the industry in India represents a significant regulatory, technical and financial challenge, says
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Sun & Wind The report was developed as a part of the FOWIND (Facilitating Offshore Wind in India) project launched by the GWEC led consortium in December 2013. The report reviews the experiences to date in major offshore wind markets (Belgium, China, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany, and the United Kingdom) as well as puts the offshore
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SeeNews Renewables The proposed doubling of the distance between wind turbines and homes in France would make it nearly impossible to build new wind farms in the country, says France’s Wind Energy Association (FEE). The Senate is planning to increase the wind farm distance requirement to 1 km (0.62 miles), as compared to 500 metres
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The Globe and Mail A series of setbacks has stalled wind energy projects along the coasts of North America and in the Great Lakes, leaving this continent far behind Europe in the use of offshore turbines as a power source. The latest disappointment for offshore wind proponents was the demise of Cape Wind, a massive
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ITWeb After a slowdown in 2013, the wind energy industry set a new record for annual installations in 2014. That’s according to the global wind market statistics released this week by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC), which reveals 51Â 477MW of new wind-generating capacity was added around the world in 2014. In 2013 the figure
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