Fire at Yeongdeok Wind Power Plant Leaves One Worker Dead, Two Missing
A fire at the Yeongdeok Wind Power Plant in South Korea resulted in the death of one worker and left two others unaccounted for.
A Test Center for Offshore Wind Power Components Will Be Established in the Country
South Korea plans to establish a domestic institution to test key components of large offshore wind turbines exceeding 15 megawatts from March to April 2024.
Sweden will give money to wind power neighbors
The Swedish government is proposing compensation for residents living near new wind farms to increase local acceptance of renewable energy projects.
The Power of Wind for Latvia's Future
Wind energy is emerging as a critical topic in Latvia’s development plans, reflecting its potential for economic growth and energy independence.
Aftenposten and VG have become alike on wind power
Aftenposten and VG present similar arguments for wind power, raising concerns about their editorial independence and the representation of local democratic voices.
Court voids the construction permit of the solar power project based on wind power decision - solar power company to take the matter forward
Neoen Renewables Finland is appealing to the Supreme Administrative Court after a court decision revoked a construction permit for a solar power project in Orimattila.
Wind power is primarily a threat to Norwegian nature
The article discusses the opposition to wind energy development in Norway, highlighting concerns about environmental impact and local governance.
JO criticism against Flens municipality after 'wind power sign'
The Swedish Parliamentary Ombudsman has criticized the municipality of Flen for attempting to influence a company's advertisement regarding wind energy.
Canada Energy Regulator projects power generation surge, wind a major source
The Canada Energy Regulator forecasts a significant surge in power generation in Canada by 2050, largely driven by growing demand from AI data centres and an increased reliance on wind energy.
Aker BP CEO proposed for Ørsted's board
Karl-Johny Hersvik, CEO of Aker BP, has been nominated as a board member for Danish wind power giant Ørsted.
Large Wind Farm Delivers Power for the First Time
Denmark's largest offshore wind farm, Thor, has successfully delivered electricity to the Danish grid for the first time.
He must cut through
Electricity Minister Aasland faces significant opposition from municipalities regarding the development of onshore wind farms in Norway, which has stalled despite the nation's need for increased energy production.
Approval of Subordinate Regulations for Offshore Wind Power Law... Nationally Led 'Planned Site' System
The South Korean government has implemented a new 'planned site' system for offshore wind power projects, centralizing the site selection and permitting processes, but this has raised concerns about environmental impacts.
Three injured and power cuts and road closures due to the wind storm in Catalonia
A wind storm in Catalonia has resulted in three minor injuries, as well as power outages and road closures, particularly impacting the Girona province.
The toxic wind power
The article discusses Donald Trump's fierce opposition to a wind farm project near his Aberdeenshire golf course and how it may have sparked a broader anti-wind energy sentiment.
Wind power halted: - I feel I have a duty to speak out
The head of Norway's NVE warns that local municipalities are blocking wind power projects despite national goals for energy expansion.
Construction of 7 offshore wind power complexes with a capacity of 11GW on the West Coast
The Korean government plans to develop seven offshore wind power complexes totaling 11GW on the West Coast by 2035, primarily in the Honam region.
No, we are not prepared
The West's dependence on rare minerals, predominantly controlled by China, highlights Norway's untapped resources, especially in Telemark, amidst slow bureaucratic progress and energy strain looming ahead.
Ørsted's offshore wind farm delivers first electricity to New England
Ørsted's Revolution Wind farm has started supplying electricity to the power grid in New England, USA, after overcoming a previous halt due to national security concerns.
Revolution Wind sends first power to New England
The Revolution Wind offshore wind farm has begun supplying its first electricity to the grid in New England, USA.
Application for a large wind farm bankruptcy restructuring due to ice formation on blades
The Karhunnevankangas wind farm in Pyhäjoki is applying for corporate restructuring due to financial losses exacerbated by market changes and operational issues, including ice formation on turbine blades.
Electricity spot pricing became too expensive: dozens of wind power plants undergoing corporate restructuring
A wind farm in Finland, owned by German company WPD, has filed for corporate restructuring due to changes in electricity pricing and market dynamics.
Media Coverage Reinforces a Skewed Power Relationship
Media coverage of land encroachment in reindeer husbandry areas is reinforcing a skewed power dynamic between wind power developers and reindeer herders in the context of the Green Shift.
The Chemical Industry Wants More Nuclear Power in Finland - Warns About Soaring Prices
The Finnish Chemical Industry Federation advocates for increased nuclear power to ensure energy availability and stabilize electricity prices amid fluctuating wind and solar power production.
Forest Reindeer and Wind Power on a Collision Course in Ostrobothnia – Local Decision-Makers' Trust in Authorities and Researchers is Eroding
The protection of forest reindeer is clashing with extensive wind energy development in Ostrobothnia, leading to a deterioration of trust among local decision-makers in authorities and researchers.
Renewable Energies: Legal Actions Against Wind Turbines
In the Munich area, there are multiple ongoing lawsuits against wind turbines led by the VLAB association, which complicates the expansion of wind energy.
LA's large nuclear power initiative will be twice as expensive as offshore wind
Liberal Alliance's new energy plan proposes the construction of nuclear power facilities in Denmark that will cost significantly more than offshore wind projects.
Damaging winds forecast for much of Alberta, parts of B.C. and Saskatchewan
Severe wind warnings have been issued across Alberta, southern Saskatchewan, and parts of British Columbia, with wind speeds up to 110 km/h expected to cause damage and power outages.
Much of Alberta, parts of B.C. and Saskatchewan set to see dangerous winds
Strong winds are forecasted across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and parts of British Columbia, prompting warnings from Environment Canada and resulting in power outages for thousands.
In recent years, no wind power has been developed in Norway. Nothing.
The article discusses the stagnation of wind power development in Norway over recent years, attributing it to long-standing policy decisions.
Expansion of Wind Power: For the First Time in Years, the LBV Files a Lawsuit
The LBV has filed a lawsuit against a wind power project in Bavaria, marking a rare move in their typically supportive stance towards wind energy.
Solar and wind power to increase security and reduce costs
Italy's energy transition is aiming for 50% renewable energy production by 2025, which will enhance energy independence and stabilize costs for consumers and businesses.
Guarantee measure would help bring billions in energy investments to Estonia
The Estonian government is developing a guarantee measure that aims to attract billions of euros in energy investments into the country for projects such as energy storage, offshore wind farms, and nuclear power plants.
Electricity Production: Almost 60 Percent of Electricity from Renewable Sources
In Germany, renewable sources constituted 58.6% of electricity supplied to the grid in 2025, with a record year for solar energy despite a slight overall decrease in their share of total production.
Andres Sutt: Estonia will get both cheap and controllable electricity production
Andres Sutt discusses Estonia's recent government decision to increase domestic energy production through wind power auctions to ensure energy security and lower prices.
In Vaasa, one wind turbine prevents the construction of 40 plots - Very rare, says the CEO of Finnish renewables
A single wind turbine in Vaasa is obstructing the development of 40 residential plots, in a rare case highlighted by the CEO of the Finnish Wind Power Association.
The government makes a new large bidding for land-based wind parks
The Estonian government announces a new renewable energy bidding initiative aimed at creating an additional 1-2 TWh of land-based wind power generation capacity.
Former Congressman Akimoto Claims 'I Wasn't Asked to Question' in Offshore Wind Power Corruption Trial
Former Congressman Akimoto denied allegations of corruption related to offshore wind power projects during a recent trial in Tokyo.
This is how the corrupt renewable energy scheme operated: hidden kickbacks in two opaque companies to grease the largest wind project in Spain
A corruption investigation has unveiled hidden kickbacks connected to Spain's largest wind energy project, linked to unauthorized environmental approvals.
Amprion and the Municipalities: Dialogue at Eye Level
The planning for the Hessen 5 section of the Rhein-Main-Link power line has been completed, with the operator Amprion successfully engaging local communities to find a viable solution for all parties.
The price of electricity drops to nearly zero
On Wednesday, the price of electricity on the stock market is expected to drop to near-zero levels during early morning hours.
Now it happened – The price of exchange electricity collapsed
The price of electricity in Finland has dramatically dropped to as low as 0.80 cents per kilowatt-hour due to strong wind power production and mild weather conditions.
Japan's Largest Offshore Wind Power Project Starts Operation Off Kitakyushu City
Japan's largest offshore wind farm, the Kitakyushu Hibikinada Offshore Wind Farm, has commenced operations off the coast of Kitakyushu City, accounting for 40% of the country's total offshore wind power output.
TEPCO Implements Renewable Energy 'Output Control' for the First Time Due to Increased Solar Power Generation in Good Weather
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) has conducted its first 'output control' of renewable energy, limiting solar and wind generation due to an excess supply caused by good weather conditions.
The cumulative effects of wind farms are still difficult to control as farms are planned side by side
The planning of wind power parks in Finland is becoming increasingly challenging due to the construction of adjacent farms and the rising height of turbines, leading to difficulties in assessing their cumulative environmental impacts.
Report: Wind Power Eats Itself – Receives Only Half of the Average Electricity Price
Wind power production in Finland faces challenges as it receives only half of the average electricity market price due to overbuilding in recent years.
Electricity is about to become very cheap
Electricity prices are set to drop significantly in Finland due to an anticipated increase in wind power production.
The Flip Side of Wind Power: Decades of Growth in Energy Wood Usage Might Collapse
The increasing use of affordable wind energy in district heating plants in Finland is rapidly decreasing the demand for energy wood, with projections suggesting a potential 50% drop by the end of the 2030s.
Electricity price drops on Wednesday – see prices quarter to quarter
On Wednesday, the price of spot electricity in Finland is set to decrease significantly due to an anticipated rise in wind power production in the afternoon.
Wind Power Plant at Laxardalsheidi Considered to Have Significant Negative Environmental Impacts
A proposed wind power plant in Iceland is believed to potentially cause significant negative effects on the environment.