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OST Energy expands with Paris office
The appearance of French energy minister Ségolène Royal at the EWEA annual event in Paris yesterday was meant to tell us one thing: France is serious about wind energy.
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The show goes on for EWEA in Paris
We like to think we are old hands at this conference business. But it was with heavy hearts that we headed out to the EWEA annual conference that started in Paris on Tuesday.
Read MoreGalloper Shows Green Bank Remembers Core Mission
This time last year RWE’s offshore wind project Galloper did not look like a thoroughbred race horse. In fact, it looked like the utility had already sent it to the knacker’s yard.
Read MoreCasualties in UK solar are a warning to wind
In the last week, three solar firms delivering the UK’s defunct Green Deal have gone into administration.
Read More5 ways to optimise wind farm performance
Guest post by David Cunningham, cleantech and renewables analyst at SgurrEnergy.
Read MoreTen-plus years of lessons in offshore wind project finance
Guest post by Ked Shayer, an offshore wind energy advisor for Mott MacDonald who has worked on high-profile offshore wind projects such as Walney, Cape Wind and Gemini.
Read MoreBuilding Offshore Wind In Indian Waters
Guest post by Charles Yates, managing director of CmY Consultants.
Read MoreHawaii Sets 100% Renewables Goal
Hawaii will never have a problem attracting business people that want a glamorous overseas trip. But now those in renewables have an even stronger business reason to visit the island state.
Read MoreDeepwater Shows Up US Offshore Gap
When Deepwater Wind started construction on the first offshore wind farm in US waters in April, it was always bound to lead to a series of other firsts.
Read MoreRenewableUK Urges UK Leaders To Embrace £900m Wind Sector
Onshore wind added more than £900m to the UK economy in 2014, new research has shown. But this economic activity is at risk after the general election on 7th May.
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