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Major Win for US Offshore Wind Energy

In a major win for offshore wind energy, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit issued final judgement and mandate granting the voluntary dismissal submitted by the federal government in NY et al. v. Trump, which challenged the presidential memorandum directing agencies to stop processing or issuing permits, approvals, and other authorizations for offshore wind projects pending an indefinite comprehensive review of offshore wind development activities.   

Offshore Wind Farms Could Become the Next Frontier for Sustainable Food Production

Researchers have shown that seaweed can be cultivated successfully in offshore wind farms. The technology is scalable and the challenge now is not how to grow seaweed, but how to bring it from the sea to consumers’ plates

First Turbine up at Nordseecluster A Offshore Wind Farm 

RWE has installed the first turbine of the 1.6-gigawatt (GW) Nordseecluster offshore wind project, marking a key construction milestone north of the German island of Juist.

SunZia Wind Project Slated to Begin Commercial Operation

The SunZia Wind Project, the largest wind farm in the United States, is slated to begin commercial operations this month according to the US Energy Information Administration. The wind farm, located in New Mexico, has a total net summer generating capacity of 3,650 megawatts (MW) and is composed of 916 wind turbines. 

Are Severe Storms Sabotaging Your Home’s Sustainability Efforts?

As severe storms become increasingly frequent due to climate change, significant challenges arise to home sustainability efforts. These storms can damage eco-friendly homes, disrupt energy sources and undermine eco-friendly practices. These concerns make understanding the relationship between severe weather and home sustainability even more pressing nowadays.

The Critical Role of UPS Selection in Military Microgrid Resilience

Modern military operations depend on uninterruptible power supply (UPS) equipment and resilient power infrastructure as cyber threats, physical attacks and grid disruptions intensify worldwide. Recent global conflicts have exposed the vulnerability of traditional, centralized power grids, which forces a strategic shift toward energy independence and resilience.

DWT's Expanded Training Centre strengthens hands-on training capabilities across wind and solar 

DWT has completed a comprehensive transformation of its US Training Centre in Humble, Texas, significantly expanding its ability to deliver hands-on technical and safety training for renewable energy technicians.            

600MW Energy Storage Facility Proposed for Carlow, Ireland

Plans to develop a 600MW Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES) facility which will use excess renewable energy to generate green hydrogen to provide electricity have been unveiled.

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