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Germany has announced the results of its first offshore wind auction for projects to be commissioned in 2025. The tender covered the not centrally pre-developed N-9.4 site in the North Sea, with a surface area of 146 km² and a planned capacity of up to 1.2 GW. The auction followed a price-only format and included negative bidding.
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The Clean Energy States Alliance (CESA) has released an updated version of its Offshore Wind Power Hub, a centralised tool designed to help policymakers and advocates monitor offshore wind activity across the USA. The platform’s Interactive Map presents detailed, up-to-date information on offshore wind projects, lease areas, ports, and power landings. It shows the development stage of each project and lease area, including details on contracts, permits and construction. Filters allow users to explore projects by specific attributes and development phases.
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The Fundación Renovables has released a guide promoting best practices for offshore wind development along Spain’s coastline. The document, published with support from the Ministry for the Ecological Transition, aims to ensure that offshore wind deployment balances environmental and social impacts while accelerating the energy transition. Spain is expected to launch its first offshore wind auctions later in 2025. The foundation argues that social and economic stakeholders must be involved from the outset to promote broad acceptance of the projects.
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The Lithuanian Government has relaunched the tender for the development of a second offshore wind farm with a planned capacity of 700 MW. The process is being overseen by the National Energy Regulatory Council (NERC).
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Poland has confirmed the launch of its first auction to support offshore wind development, scheduled for 17 December 2025. The auction, with contracts available for projects totalling 4 GW of capacity, will award 25-year contracts for difference (CfD) to successful bidders, providing a guaranteed price to cover negative market balances and reduce revenue uncertainty.
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The latest WindEnergy trend:index (WEtix) survey shows a weakening sentiment in the global wind sector compared to the previous year, though overall outlooks remain positive outside North America. Conducted biannually since 2018 by WindEnergy Hamburg and wind:research, the index highlights a notably pessimistic view of the North American onshore and offshore markets. For the first time, survey responses for the region were negative across all areas, particularly for long-term prospects.
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