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Cornwall Marine Network has reached a regional milestone with the creation of 5,000 new jobs in the marine sector. The organisation supports marine businesses in Cornwall through innovation services, training, apprenticeships and access to grant funding.
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The Solar Stewardship Initiative (SSI) and the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to promote sustainability, transparency, and resilience across the solar and wind energy supply chains.
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The European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) has announced that Crown Estate Scotland has joined its Offshore Wind Research and Innovation (R&I) Programme as a public sector sponsor. The programme, operated by EMEC, aims to advance innovation in offshore wind by addressing key technical and supply chain challenges. It supports developers and technology providers through targeted innovation calls seeking practical solutions to improve delivery efficiency and reduce project risks.
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MEASNET, the International Network of Wind Energy Measurement Institutes, has opened registration for its next Power Performance Proficiency Test (PT), which will be conducted under IECRE rules during the first half of 2026.
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RenewableUK’s latest EnergyPulse Insights Floating Offshore Wind report shows that global floating wind capacity has increased by 13% over the past twelve months, reaching 277 MW, up from 245 MW a year earlier. The sector is projected to expand nearly tenfold to 2,500 MW by 2030.
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The latest Energy Transition Outlook North America 2025 from DNV projects a slower path towards decarbonisation in the USA and Canada following policy reversals introduced in 2025. The report, which models energy trends through 2060, highlights a temporary setback for renewables but anticipates strong growth for wind and solar power from the mid-2030s onwards.
- Global wind power growth accelerates in first half of 2025
- German wind industry and grid operators call for offshore wind reform
- GWEC and OWC outline key reforms to strengthen Japan’s offshore wind sector
- New port and industry investments support UK offshore wind expansion
- Learnewable maps US state sentiment and permitting conditions for onshore wind
- NZTC opens applications for next TechX accelerator
- New auction rules reshape economics for China’s wind industry
- India prepares new offshore wind tender for Tamil Nadu
- ARESCA moves to adopt new wind energy standards in the USA
- BloombergNEF highlights progress and gaps in emerging market clean energy investment
- Global offshore wind targets expand despite market challenges
- Carbon Trust launches Unison Project to standardise offshore wind data management
- Wood Mackenzie warns 2050 net zero target out of reach as power demand surges
- Statkraft forecasts renewables to exceed half of global electricity by 2035
- UK Government outlines next offshore wind auction framework
- Clean energy project cancellations continue to hit U.S. jobs and manufacturing
- US wind market installs 593MW in Q2 2025 amid policy uncertainty
- Japan and Taiwan associations strengthen offshore wind cooperation
- Canada opens offshore wind Call for Information and Prequalification
- ARESCA seeks experts for national wind standards adoption
- Global renewable energy growth must accelerate to meet 2030 targets
- UK planning reforms to accelerate renewable and wind energy projects
- LevelTen Energy reports diverging wind PPA trends in USA and Europe
- Rystad Energy: China to dominate offshore wind as US faces setbacks
- DNV report: US policy shifts to have limited effect on global energy transition
- Negative bidding for offshore wind fading in Europe, says WindEurope
- Global renewable capacity expected to more than double by 2030
- Japan identifies new areas for offshore wind development
- Wind and solar dominate new US generating capacity in 2025
- Quarter-hour trading reform supports renewable integration
