Merely changing the wind energy at sea act is not enough
“The change to the Offshore Wind Energy Act is an important milestone for the further expansion of offshore wind energy in Germany.
November 2020
EU Commission considers offshore wind energy as key element for European power supply
The European Commission is publishing its Offshore Renewable Energy Strategy today. This includes an expansion of offshore wind energy
BWO online discussion: Offshore linkage: Yes! — but how?
In the program of the German EU Council Presidency, offshore wind energy was identified as a key pillar of green recovery and the
BNetzA recognizes the challenges in offshore operations
“We welcome the Federal Network Agency’s decision to extend the deadline for converting to demand-controlled nighttime marking for wind turbines
BWO issues opinions on drafts of the spatial and area development plan
“Further priority areas for offshore wind energy are necessary so that the planned 40 GW can be realized by 2040
A step in the right direction! — For more climate protection and added value in Germany as an industrial location
The amendment to the WindSeeG, which is to be passed in the Bundestag today, points the way for the future
Agreement on the wind energy at sea act
“Today’s agreement on WindSeeG is a big step in the right direction,” says Stefan Thimm,