Local municipalities may start receiving payments for wind farms being built
Local municipalities in Estonia may soon receive financial compensation for allowing wind farms to be constructed on their territories.
The ministry wants to start paying municipalities for wind turbine bonuses
The Estonian Climate Ministry plans to introduce financial incentives for municipalities allowing the construction of wind farms, a move criticized by opponents as legalized bribery.
"A lie ripe for a few slaps." Motorists consulted with opponents of wind turbines and stopped the fight against disinformation
Czech authorities have initiated a communication strategy to support wind energy, focusing on countering disinformation amidst local opposition.
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.
It may soon be nearly impossible to build wind turbines in Pirkanmaa – a new law would push them further from settlements
A proposed law in Finland may restrict the construction of wind turbines to greater distances from residential areas, raising concerns among local residents about proximity and noise.
Happy Podcast: Acceleration Zone Czech Republic. Will President Vašut Ban Wind Turbines?
The article discusses concerns about a potential ban on wind turbines by President Vašut in Czechia.
Some arguments why Europe is a global superpower
The article discusses Europe’s status as a global superpower, highlighting the recent security conference in Munich that underscored the continent's technological and industrial strengths.
Referendums: Green light for kaolin mining in Jesenicko, but not for wind farms near Hynčina.
Referendums in Czechia have allowed kaolin mining in Jesenicko while rejecting wind farms near Hynčina.
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.
Bauska and Preili Municipalities Promise Protests After Turning to the Constitutional Court Over Wind Farm Dispute
Bauska and Preili municipalities are opposing wind farm projects by appealing to the Constitutional Court and planning protests against halted territorial planning regulations.
Government launches consultation into locally made wind infrastructure
The Australian government has initiated a consultation process to explore domestic manufacturing capabilities for wind turbine infrastructure.
CEZ is getting rid of wind turbines in Germany and France; it could gain billions
Czech energy company CEZ plans to divest its wind energy assets in Germany and France, potentially raising billions.
"They will not stand at cemeteries or houses," says former climate protection chief about wind turbines
A former climate protection chief addresses concerns about the placement of wind turbines near residential areas and cemeteries.
Renewable Energy under Market Pressure: Challenges and Solutions for Producers at the PSEW Forum 2026
The article discusses the challenges faced by renewable energy sources in Poland, focusing on wind and solar energy as key components of the country's energy transition.
Ministries do not respond to the call to participate in a meeting about wind farm development in Bauska municipality
Latvian ministries have been criticized for not attending a meeting regarding wind farm development in the Bauska municipality, despite calls from local authorities and residents.
Art Installation Can Be Admired in One of Finland's Largest Wind Farms in Kalajoki
A new art installation has been unveiled in the Kalajoki Mutkalampi wind farm, showcasing local artistic talent and emphasizing the wind farm's energy production.
In the Gravitational Field of Slovak Disinformers: Why Are Wind Turbines Being Discussed in the Czech Republic?
The article discusses the rising concerns and debates over wind turbines in the Czech Republic, influenced by Slovak disinformation campaigns.
Czopek, PSEW: Let's Utilize Polish Potential!
Piotr Czopek, vice president of the Polish Wind Energy Association, emphasizes the need for a long-term vision and predictable investment projects for Polish companies to effectively participate in large-scale infrastructure ventures.
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.
Are you suffering from shocking electricity bills? A major turning point is approaching
The article discusses a potential relief for consumers facing high electricity prices due to an increase in wind energy production as weather conditions improve in Finland.
Kallas: new wind farms may not lower electricity prices
Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas questions whether the establishment of new wind farms will effectively reduce electricity prices without the integration of substantial storage solutions.
LIVE: Discussion and survey presentation on the development of 'green' energy in Latvia
The event focuses on the challenges and future of wind energy development in Latvia, highlighting a study on public attitudes and a panel discussion.
NIMBY, government, and disinformation in one bag. A hard fight with wind turbines
The article discusses the challenges and conflicts related to wind energy developments in Czechia, particularly focusing on local opposition and misinformation.
Czopek, PSEW: Let's Utilize Polish Potential!
The article emphasizes the importance of offshore wind energy as a major industrial project in Poland, highlighting the potential 900 billion PLN investment and the need for collaboration among stakeholders.
Megabatteries Hit by 'Stupid Fines'
Denmark is falling behind on large battery storage systems because of tariffs and fees that hinder the storage of solar and wind energy.
Megabatteries are a Swiss Army knife in the climate crisis. But in Denmark, they get a 'fool's fine'
Denmark is lagging in the adoption of megabatteries, which are essential for storing solar and wind energy, due to tariffs and fees that hinder their implementation.
The long cold spell has ended – wind turbines return to production
Wind turbines in Lappeenranta, Finland, are back in operation as a low-pressure system brings breezy conditions, ending a prolonged period of low wind.
HS: Harsh news for electricity market users – Super cheap prices soon a rarity
Electricity market users may soon face a stark reality as extremely low prices become increasingly rare, according to Helsingin Sanomat.
The Campaigns Against Wind Turbines Are Becoming a Battlefield for Pro-Russian Disinformation
The article discusses how campaigns against wind turbines are being exploited by pro-Russian disinformation actors in the Czech Republic.
High interest in grants for home wind turbines. Budget depleted
The funding for the program "My Wind Power Plant" in Poland has been fully allocated due to overwhelming interest, leading to the closure of applications ahead of schedule.
An Innovative, But Very Unusual Power Plant Created
A new helium-filled airborne wind energy system, S2000, designed by Linyi Yunchuan Energy Technology, harnesses high-altitude winds to generate electricity.
The court annulled Parkano's decision on the wind power plan because the company's representative was present - the city manager denies
A court in Hämeenlinna annulled the wind power plan adopted by Parkano due to procedural errors, particularly the improper presence of a wind company representative at a city council meeting.
European countries reacted to Donald Trump's description of wind energy
European countries reacted critically to Donald Trump's derogatory remarks about wind energy, which he branded as the work of 'losers.'
The government organizes an auction for the development of wind energy on state lands
The Estonian government plans to hold an auction for state lands suitable for wind energy development, with approximately 26 square kilometers of land available for new wind farms.
The government and municipalities seek a compromise in the wind farm dispute
The Latvian government and local municipalities are negotiating over territorial planning disputes related to the development of wind farms, which has broader implications for regional development.
The state puts new wind energy development areas up for auction
The Estonian government has approved a second auction for wind energy development areas on state-owned land, including 26 square kilometers across eight municipalities.
Sutt: Estonia 200 still does not believe that more wind farms can fit in Estonia
Estonian Minister of Energy and Environment Andres Sutt stated that the coalition partner Estonia 200 does not believe there is room for additional wind farms in Estonia, as the government moves towards auctions for state land for wind farm development instead of just inviting bidders.
VEA: Increasing electricity consumption and price fluctuations demand rapid wind power development
The Latvian Wind Energy Association (VEA) highlights the growing electricity consumption and high prices as key challenges demanding the rapid development of wind energy capacity in Latvia.
Michal: municipalities where wind farms will be built will receive a million-euro prize
Prime Minister Kristen Michal announced a new incentive program to award municipalities that allow the construction of wind farms.
A spike in electricity prices at 9:15 – Here’s why
Electricity prices in Finland surged to 59.90 cents per kilowatt-hour at 9:15 AM, attributed to cold weather and decreased wind energy.
Justice Department fights back after federal judge blocks Trump’s wind energy freeze
The Justice Department is appealing a federal judge's ruling that halted Trump's memorandum to pause offshore wind energy projects, amidst concerns from blue states and environmental groups.
Turning point in electricity's exorbitant prices
Finland is experiencing record-high electricity prices due to a combination of cold weather and low wind energy production, leading to significant energy consumption.
Atlantic Canada’s offshore wind potential is massive, but less than projected: report
A new report reveals that while Atlantic Canada has great potential for offshore wind energy, the actual energy output may not meet previous political projections due to various limiting factors.
"Brutal Idea." Giant Wind Turbines Right by the Border Worry the Ministry and Scientists
A proposed plan for large wind turbines near the Czech border raises concerns among the Ministry and scientists.
'Enemies of Trump', US offshore wind companies struggle to survive
US offshore wind companies are racing to operationalize their projects amid efforts by Donald Trump to halt their progress.
The Ministry of Climate has announced the bill for the support of wind farms to be presented to the public
The Estonian Ministry of Climate has revealed the costs associated with a new renewable energy procurement process focused on supporting wind farms.
Is the waste of energy the fault of renewables?
The article discusses Brazil's rapid adoption of solar and wind energy, highlighting the challenges associated with integrating these sources into a historically hydroelectric-dominated power system.
Structure, regulation, and long-term planning still hinder renewable energies in Brazil
Brazil faces challenges in leveraging its renewable energy potential due to regulatory hurdles and short-term political cycles.
Spot Electricity Prices Decrease Temporarily – Check Prices by the Quarter Hour
Spot electricity prices in Finland are set to decrease temporarily, with forecasts suggesting even lower prices for the following day due to expected wind energy production increases.
Renewable Energies: The Wind Has Changed for the CSU
Bavaria's government is reversing its previously cautious stance on wind power by advocating for significant expansion through the Bundesrat.