The three specific renewables measures that can stop security threats – even the oil bosses are on board
Industrial leaders turn away from oil and gas and point to renewable energy to achieve energy security,
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German energy minister unwilling to let TotalEnergies return offshore wind sites
Katherina Reiche reportedly insists that bids entered are legally binding contracts as oil firms seek to give back several gigawatts of sites won in 2023-25
What’s Wrong With World Football
In its ambition to make world football truly global, FIFA is increasingly cosying up to and openly endorsing autocrats. However, it’s not just regimes that are reshaping football – or soccer, if you prefer. Neoliberalism is also transforming the game and the relationship between fans and their clubs. We spoke to political scientist and self-confessed football nostalgist Cas Mudde.
Burnham vs Reform sets alarm bells ringing again for UK clean energy investors
Today's one-off election in Makerfield constituency in northwest England could signal a new direction for UK energy policy – more 'public control' or a Trump-style assault on clean power
Trump buys back more US offshore wind leases in continued war on sector
US President Donald Trump scuttles four more prospective offshore wind farms as continues working to redirect renewable energy investment into oil and gas
The Role of Attribution Science in Climate Litigation
The Sabin Center maintains an open access database that attempts to post all of the climate change cases around the world. It has more than 3600 cases in 62 different jurisdictions and 28 international courts and regional tribunals. Of these, about 60% are in the United States.
How Equinor has quietly raised its bar for offshore wind investment
Equinor appears to have tightened the test its offshore wind projects must pass before it is willing to commit capital
Une terre sans hommes ? L’imaginaire démographique de l’écologie
Le lien entre les limites planétaires et la démographie, évoqué dans de nombreuses œuvres de fiction, hante la réflexion écologique moderne depuis ses origines.
Siemens Energy wins massive deal as offshore converter rig production returns to Germany
German energy tech giant to build platform at Neptun wharf in Baltic Sea port together with Smulders as country moves to larger rigs in 2GW-plus category
Orsted names new Germany head as Kubitza leaves company
Josche Muth to take over as new country manager in July after leading the utility's regulatory and public affairs for Central Europe
The UK is abuzz over floating wind alternatives, but there is a snag
There is strong interest in the new deep-water foundations,
Iran War Proves Fossil Fuel Use Must Stop
The war in Iran proves the case for renewable energy and the vulnerability of an energy source dependent on geography and geopolitics.
Trump ‘waves white flag’ over wind power freeze
Dismissal of appeal means ruling declaring ‘day one’ measure unlawful stands,
Equinor CEO admits defeat as company drops offshore wind targets
In an interview with Recharge’s sister publication, Dagens Næringsliv (DN), Equinor CEO Anders Opedal admits that he hasn’t tried to reach the group’s renewable energy targets “for years”.“We haven’t really pursued those targets for several years.
“Rainbow Families”: Rethinking the Ties That Bind Us
The rise of the far right in Europe has been accompanied by a narrative promoting a return to the traditional family unit. While this concept has never been universal, it now seems more outdated than ever. Can looking to LGBTQIA+ people, who have always had to forge their own path, help rethink our relationship with family, parenthood, and care?
Dutch government ups offshore wind support to ensure auction demand
Minority Dutch government continueus to support new offshore wind farms after previous administration cut auction round
Europe’s battery boom hits wall as lenders balk at uncertain revenues
BayWa r.e. warns that revenue uncertainty,
King Charles honours ex-WindEurope chief Giles Dickson
Former long-serving industry body chief recognised in King’s Birthday Honour’s
UK taps Japan for $12bn floating wind project warchest
Government says Japanese investments under Offshore Wind Compact will include developments off Scotland and Wales
Analysts slash this year’s offshore wind investment forecast
Delivery challenges are still likely to push down expansion of wind at sea in the medium term,
A radical new plan could finally solve ‘wind theft’ disputes
French proposal would see government step in to pay when a new offshore wind farm reduces the power output at a neighbour,
New York targets low-risk renewables after offshore wind turmoil
Nyserda CEO Doreen Harris told Recharge the state is looking for construction and tax credit-ready onshore projects in its latest procurement, but will it solve reliability concerns?
Siemens Gamesa chief warns over ‘existential threat’ to industry
Vinod Philip says faltering offshore wind expansion plans would mean downsized factories as German developers get cold feet
Deals of the Week: A $1bn renewables deal; Nordex and Mingyang orders
Middle Eastern and Chinese companies make further inroads into Europe wind power sector,
Korea ‘collision’ could stretch Siemens Gamesa, analyst warns
Bumper response to Korean wind tender raises questions about how Siemens Gamesa could meet rivalling demands
TotalEnergies: Talks to return massive German offshore wind site have failed so far
French oil and gas major in 2024 pledged to pay German state $2.3bn for right to build and operate North Sea offshore wind farm
As a CEO, my case for wind and solar has never been stronger than in 2026
Jobs, economic benefits and the Strait of Hormuz crisis are converging to put maximum impetus behind clean power,
How the EU’s growing cyber-anxiety could change wind and solar procurement
As cyber concerns are driven centre stage, future selection of technology for EU-based renewable energy projects will need to take account of more than just cost or technical suitability,
UK Court Recognizes Climate Migration as a Human Right: FA v. the Secretary of State for the Home Department (2025)
In November 2025, one of the first climate-related asylum appeals was reviewed in the UK, by the UK’s First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber) and approved on human rights grounds.
EU grids package misses key obstacle to renewable connections, industry warns
Executives say poor grid visibility and outdated rules are preventing investment needed to connect stranded renewable capacity
Why the UK power sector needs a digital orchestrator – and what that means
While the old power system relied on telephones and control rooms for coordination, a system reliant on variable wind and solar power will need a digital orchestrator to keep the lights on, writes Angela Bishop,
United in Discord: Making Sense of Gen Z Protests
From Bangladesh to Nepal, Morocco to Peru, Gen Z-led uprisings have reshaped the political landscape across the Global South.
Lives Tied to Work: Inside the Kafala System
Across the Middle East, millions of migrant workers sustain entire economies while remaining legally dependent on their employers through the kafala system.
Too Many, Too Few: Malthusianisation And The Politics Of Population Anxiety
The way societies measure and imagine populations profoundly shapes which futures become politically possible.
Forgotten Abroad, Needed at Home
After decades of encouraging outward migration, Central and Eastern European countries are now confronting the demographic and political consequences of losing a generation abroad.
Fewer But Stronger? Workers In An Ageing Europe
As falling birth rates and longer lives shrink the working-age population, tighter labour markets will become the new normal – but what follows is not predetermined.
Siemens Gamesa, Vestas and others carry $45bn risk from past German offshore wind tenders
Up to 16GW won by five different developers in 2023-25 auctions may not reach FID stage,
Equinor and EDF floating wind plans in doubt after Norwegian subsidy vote
Majority in Norwegian parliament reportedly demands review of planned $3.7bn in support for half gigawatt Utsira Nord site
The floating wind revolution is delayed: here’s why
Floating offshore wind sector commissioned nothing and saw zero awarded through auctions in 2025 as industry body admits commercialisation will take longer than hoped
Global offshore wind outlook cut as governments told to fix ‘solvable challenges’
Global Wind Energy Council sets out action plan to treat offshore wind turbines as strategic asset and ease 25GW logjam awaiting final investment decision
How a Super El Niño could impact wind and solar output in Europe
Europe is far from epicentre of El Niño events but weather phenomenon could still have marked impact on renewable energy generation – for better or worse
US wind and solar wins tax credit reprieve weeks before deadline
A Washington, DC federal court ruled that wind and solar projects have same access to critical investment and production tax credits as other clean energy sources
New Ramboll CEO ousts Orsted wind veteran and finance chief in reshuffle
New chief executive Christian Jensby says reshuffle will increase ‘agility’ of Danish consultancy that is a leading player in wind power industry
EU approves €23bn renewables plan for Italy, as gas-dependent nation opts for CfDs
The subsidies aim to increase the share of renewables in the Italian grid by 50%,
Crown Estate to retender UK offshore wind site dropped by BP joint venture
BP joint venture and EnBW dropped plans for offshore wind farm at Morgan site in Irish Sea after missing out on power deal in UK’s AR7 auction in January
The rest is energy: Campbell and Stewart take on Blair, Miliband and Reform over power costs
Podcasters Alastair Campbell and Rory Stewart sparred over the factors driving UK and European energy prices at Eurelectric's Helsinki summit
TenneT taps Shell’s Dutch chief to be its new CEO
Dutch-German transmission system operator hires Shell’s Dutch president,
Searching for the “Republic of Possibility”
If certain forecasts are to be believed, Africa’s population growth augurs a future of war and societal collapse. But for some governments and NGOs, the “youth bulge” driving growth could, if instrumentalised through neoliberal processes, generate huge economic dividends. Missing from the conversation are the voices and aspirations of young Africans themselves.
Mingyang ‘absolutely’ still planning to sell wind turbines in UK, says Europe chief
Europe CEO of Chinese wind turbine supplier was 'surprised and dissapointed' by decision to bar Mingyang's offshore machines from UK waters
From Biden to Trump: A Tale of Two Administrations and a $14 Million Contract Discrepancy
Learn how the NPS no-bid contract highlighted issues in federal contracting practices under the Trump administration.
Unpacking New York State’s Rollback of its Landmark Climate Law
On May 26, as part of the FY 2026-27 budget, New York State enacted significant revisions to its 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA or Act). The amendments amount to a substantial rollback of the Act’s ambition.
Nordex turbine damaged by suspected lightning strike at UK wind farm
German wind turbine supplier Nordex says it is looking into incident and said that there were no injuries or impact on surrounding environment to site near Manchester
Three French wind giants are charging ahead with Chinese turbines… just not in Europe
European developers have commissioned or financed 4.4GW of wind projects using Chinese turbines since 2020, BloombergNEF data shows
Deals of the Week: Leading wind supplier sold for €3bn, Vestas and Enercon land deals
Leading wind turbine component supplier Flender was sold by one private equity firm for another,
Merging European turbine giants could work – but the ‘wind Airbus’ debate misses the point
Europe may need stronger wind turbine suppliers but lenders will judge any consolidation on contractual certainty, service continuity and the enforceability of guarantees,
Trump lands ‘punch in the face’ to wind as installations slump
Department of Defence approvals are holding back 165 onshore wind projects worth $54bn, while battery storage set another quarterly record, according to American Clean Power Association.
Developer buys 6GW Indian wind and solar portfolio from rival
Indian developer says huge portfolio purchase marks a 'defining milestone' in journey to building world-leading energy transition platform
Jera Nex bp in talks with Germany on future of massive offshore wind sites
Joint venture of Japanese utility and oil supermajor BP said challenges with projects won at 2023 tender are beyond its control
New wind turbine order shows Western players still have future in India
US wind turbine supplier wins new India order amid retreat by other Western players like Siemens Gamesa from market
How to make money from offshore wind? Build a data centre... inside the turbine
The offshore wind industry is struggling to attract private financing.
This was the moment cross-border power interconnectors proved their worth
The UK’s North Sea and Channel links to Europe showed what’s possible last winter – and why more are needed,
Earth Without People? Ecologism’s Shifting Demographic Imaginary
The link between planetary limits and demography, portrayed in numerous works of fiction, has haunted modern ecological thinking since its origins. While ecologism has freed itself from its Malthusian heritage, focusing instead on our ways of inhabiting the world, it has done so by relegating reproduction to the private sphere, treating it as a political taboo. Between these two extremes lies a conceptual void that is yet to be explored.
Why Iberdrola’s fraud claim could sink GE Vernova in Vineyard Wind dispute
Spanish renewables giant Iberdrola and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners allege GE Vernova deceived them over the quality of wind turbine blades supplied to Vineyard Wind project
Taiwan’s Prime Minister orders wind turbine checks after blaze
Cho Jung-tai says island's government will inspect turbines older than 15 years after fire
TotalEnergies CEO’s words come back to bite him in US offshore wind lawsuit
Comments from Pouyanné that TotalEnergies approached US government to strike deal over planned offshore wind farm now being seized on in court battle to cancel settlement agreement
How Danish government plans ‘aggressive’ growth for EU’s third-largest offshore wind market
Prime Minister Frederiksen has presented ambitious plans for offshore wind as part of a new coalition agreement but she will need opposition votes to do this
Chinese wind turbine maker to open factory in Egypt: reports
Wind power and renewables giant Sany will reportedly invest $300m to open a new factory in Suez Canal Economic Zone
Skyborn appoints new COO as FID on massive Baltic project looms
Michael Klingele to succeed Thomas Karst as chief operating officer tasked to scale offshore wind activities and deliver largest wind farm in German Baltic Sea
Partnerships hold the key to making electrification profitable: report
Predictable power costs, grid access and stable policy frameworks help projects become bankable, but partnerships hold the key,
New York sues Trump government over ‘sham’ offshore wind deal with TotalEnergies
Seven states lodge action claiming agreement that saw oil giant walk away from wind leases was 'blatantly unlawful'
Data Center Regulation: What Local Governments Should Know about Large-Load Tariffs and Clean Transition Tariffs
The proliferation of data centers across the United States represents new “loads” (i.e., sources of demand) on the electrical grid. Data centers require enormous amounts of energy to power and cool their computing systems that operate continuously or near-continuously. To meet this demand, new energy infrastructure—both generation and transmission—will need to be developed.
Siemens Gamesa slammed for ‘serious failures’ after worker left paralysed
Turbine giant fined over 'wholly avoidable' incident at offshore wind blade plant
GE Vernova loses latest round of Vineyard Wind court showdown
Judge won’t reconsider order compelling turbine maker to continue work at pioneering US offshore wind farm owned by Iberdrola and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners
Equinor chair resigns with replacement nominated
Jon Erik Reinhardsen had been chair of Norwegian oil giant for almost a decade
Siemens Energy to buy grid tech specialist to help integrate rising wind and solar power
German energy tech giant aims at boosting its digital grid portfolio as power networks are under pressure from ageing infrastructure, rising electrification,
Europe’s Migration Deadlock: A Backstory
Migration features prominently in Europe’s demographic debates, whether as a looming threat or as a silver bullet against ageing societies. With the EU’s normalisation of border externalisation and the far right’s growing emphasis on “remigration”, progressives have tried to reframe the debate around economic benefits, class, and inequality. But flawed narratives and a crisis of trust have blocked productive conversation.
Korean offshore wind investment ‘ready to explode’ – but could price ceiling spoil the party?
Heavy bidding at a recent offshore wind tender in Korea saw CIP at the cutting edge of the action,
Climate Disclosure in Retreat
At every level of government, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions disclosure regulations that saw meaningful progress only a few years ago are now in retreat.
Why squeezing 70GW into German waters is ‘nonsense’ – Skyborn exec
Global head of JV & asset management, Jan Engelbert,
IEA: Tougher investment case for wind as costs and curtailment squeeze returns – storage becomes key
Despite financial challenges, investments in wind are expected to reach record levels this year,
Vestas hires senior manager from rival Siemens Gamesa
Siemens Gamesa veteran is joining Vestas as senior vice president of nacelle manufacturing after 16 years at German wind turbine manufacturer
Eni deal looks to put Italy on the map for battery production
Eni has signed a partnership with Italian battery firm Seri Industrial to develop the full battery supply chain
Seven takeaways from Dajin prospectus as Chinese giant targets Europe
Dajin's new strategy, dubbed Blue Ocean, aims to outflank competitors by offering end-to-end solutions while carving out a lead in developing deep-water markets.
California Gubernatorial Candidates On Climate Change
Explore gubernatorial candidates on climate change and their differing approaches to this critical issue affecting California’s future.
US offshore wind faces fresh Trump threat from inspection fee plan
Proposal by Interior Department would add millions in costs for operating projects,
Orsted bolsters top team with Equinor hire
Equinor veteran joins Orsted as head of operational excellence after 15 years at Norwegian developer
Deals of the Week: Vestas, Suzlon, EDF, Burger King
Vestas, Nordex and Suzlon all wrap up wind turbine orders while there are power purchase agreements involving EDF and Burger King,
Mingyang partnering on Canadian offshore wind project
Memorandum of understanding will see Mingyang investigate investing in up to 2GW planned offshore wind farm
Why Vattenfall boss is sceptical of hybrid offshore wind links – and what he prefers
Linking offshore wind farms in waters of one country to power grid of another is low-hanging fruit within cross-border cooperation,
Community Benefits Agreements and Data Center Development
Data center development and its climate, environmental, and energy impacts have emerged as a central and hotly debated issue facing local governments in 2026. Various studies have explored, among other things, the large amounts of land required for data centers; their immense use of energy and water ;
Fired BP chair hits back against ‘lies’ after bullying accusations
Manifold also said it is ‘nonsense’ he overstepped his role and appeared to take swipe at previous BP chairs in emphasising his supposed everyman credentials
Recharge launches 40 Under 40 – nominations now open
Recharge opens nominations to spotlight young professionals shaping the wind industry's next decade
Tesla batteries to power up in landmark Australian energy storage project
RWE's Limondale battery energy storage system uses Tesla Megapacks and is now the longest duration battery operating in Australia
Corporate clean energy deals could slow down under promised emissions rules change
Major corporate energy buyers push back against proposed hourly and geographic matching rules in the GHG Protocol
Traditional carmakers race into energy storage with South Korean suppliers
Carmakers and their South Korean battery partners are pivoting from slowing EV markets to booming energy storage demand,
Mingyang accepted into another European offshore wind group
Mingyang welcomed into Norwegian group soon after German acceptance,
Is TotalEnergies walking away from offshore wind? France suggests otherwise
Oil & gas major seeks permit for 1.5GW wind farm off Normandy after giving up US sites and doubting conditions for multi-gigawatt German pipeline for wind at sea
China’s Dajin says Europe needs its monopiles to hit offshore wind goals
Chinese industrial conglomerate eyes global offshore wind market but shuns foundation tenders in China itself
‘High risk’: How the EU raised the stakes over Chinese cleantech
Putting country of ownership at the heart of policy could have big implications for how wind,
The Legal Framework for Direct Ocean Carbon Capture and Storage
Interest in marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) has risen in the last decade as the deadlines to meet global climate temperature goals draw closer.
Local Moratoria Against Data Center Construction: Considerations for Municipal Governments
Rapid data center development is challenging local governments’ ability to manage the environmental challenges these facilities raise. Cities, towns, and counties are facing both uncertainty about the scope of those impacts and growing opposition to data centers from residents.
Online Against an Offline State: The Forty-Eight Hours That Changed Nepal
In September 2025, Nepal experienced mass youth protests triggered by a social media ban. Facing brutal repression, young Nepalis set the country ablaze and toppled the government. Part of a broader wave of digitally organised Gen Z uprisings, the movement took lessons from other successful and failed revolutions. What comes next is an open question.
‘Trump won’t last forever’: US groups press RWE to hold its ground on offshore wind
Scores of NGOs and other groups tell RWE boss Krebber to 'resist fossil-fueled bullying' and keep faith in offshore wind
Abrupt BP chair exit leaves investors seeking answers... again
As another top executive abruptly leaves BP,
Wind CEO criticises country’s ‘unheard of’ failure to honour contracts
Developers up in arms after Vietnam broke offtake contracts with wind and solar farms
Ohio’s Clean Energy Siting Conundrum: Local Government Opposition, Serving the Public Interest, and the Appeal that Might Solve the Puzzle
Clean energy siting across the nation is facing enormous challenges. Local opposition is widespread and rapidly increasing in many areas. One example is Ohio, where government opposition is a byproduct of state legislation and also the result of coordinated campaigns spreading mis- and dis-information about the impacts of renewable energy projects.
Moving Sustainable Proteins Beyond Marketplace Bottlenecks: White Paper Release
Climate advocates may hope to see dramatic commercial breakthroughs over the next several decades that reshape emissions-intensive components of our everyday lives, such as our dietary choices, household energy use, and transportation habits.
BP chair removed over ‘unacceptable’ conduct
Manifold kicked out over ‘serious concerns’ around governance issues less than a year after being named chair
TSO calls for offshore wind security spending to count toward Nato defence budget
Offshore wind resilience measures should count toward mandated NATO spending,
Nordex boss says Chinese turbine makers should be banned from Europe
Chinese wind turbine makers should be designated as high-risk under EU cyber rules,
Police warn of deadly debris risk as wind turbine burns near German Autobahn
Police warn of serious injury or loss of life as Enercon machine for unknown reasons burns at wind farm in northern Bavaria
Cadeler CEO warns over ‘weakest link’ in offshore wind supply chain
Vessels giant boss says more resilience needed to prevent ripple effects on projects as sector gears up for 'strong comeback' in Europe
‘In praise of litigation’: US offshore wind lawyer urges strong sector defence
Developers should use the courts more aggressively to defend offshore wind from hostile federal policy swings, a leading industry lawyer has argued.
Orsted said to explore sale of US onshore business
The exit from US onshore wind and solar would be part of its divestment strategy as the company narrows its focus to core markets
RWE among biggest winners as Australia backs huge new wind farms
German utility joins EDF, Engie and Goldwind as country backs wind,
Wind boss warns battery boom could challenge turbine growth in massive market
India’s wind sector is benefiting from a shift in power demand away from plain solar and towards electricity that can serve peak hours, but fast-moving battery technology is becoming a competitive threat,
Clean manufacturing boom or capex cliff? Reports reveal US supply chain split
Conflicting findings by American Clean Power Association and Rhodium Group reveal the fragility of US renewables production
Climate Change and Its Colonial Legacy in Africa
Discover how colonial legacies influence Africa’s climate vulnerabilities and the continent’s role in the climate change dialogue.
Deals of the week: Suzlon, Vestas, NextEra, Dominion, Statkraft
The US and, increasingly,
UK must fix disconnect between offshore wind delivery and onshore benefit
Early investment in supply chains,
Orsted chief on deal that is a ‘step change’ for offshore wind
German-Danish financing deal for Bornholm energy island is breakthrough for industry,
‘Too low to be sustainable’: wind’s cost squeeze threatens operations
RES Services CEO Juan Gutiérrez says wind power must be valued beyond low cost, as ageing wind turbines,
California defies Trump as offshore wind support climbs
Recent poll finds majority of Republicans now back sector in President’s crosshairs as Golden State presses ahead with floating wind infrastructure
Power’s new Big Oil-sized player will get scrutiny to match
The CEOs behind the proposed tie-up stress that scale matters amid soaring demand,
Big tech still loves wind and solar – but it’s getting complicated
Hyperscalers continue to procure renewable energy at scale,
‘We hear you’: Industry input noted as Germany plans summer reform of offshore wind act
High-ranking government official attends event on the future of offshore wind as sector discusses retendering of sites under economic pressure
Danish relief as new-look offshore wind tender draws bidders
Areas to build at least 1.8GW attract developer interest in crucial test for new system
Four major challenges to Chinese turbine exports: BloombergNEF
2025 was the break-out year for Chinese turbine makers, but low prices and fast delivery will not win contracts everywhere,
Beyond 7MW? Western manufacturers’ answer to Chinese super-sized onshore wind turbines
As Asian rivals push into the 8-10MW class or even beyond, CEOs and top executives at Nordex, Vestas, Enercon,
The Childist Case for Ageless Suffrage
Children bear the consequences of today’s major crises more than most, yet their concerns and experiences remain largely invisible in political life. A childist revolution calls for transforming the political space to cultivate a deeper sense of our social and natural interdependence – including fully democratising democracies through ageless suffrage.
Could California cozy up to China in floating wind?
Mingyang’s surprise appearance at a recent conference highlights potential – and political peril – of collaboration between the US’ most ambitious offshore wind state and the world's dominant turbine supplier
NextEra-Dominion mega-deal throws spotlight on US power M&A rush
As demand grows and supply tightens amid regulatory and supply chain bottlenecks,
UK to curb judicial reviews that stall giant wind farm projects
Government set to restrict use of key legal weapon used against major renewable energy and grid projects
Seatrium VP: Integration key to reaching industrial scale in offshore wind
Aziz Merchant warns Recharge Wind Power Summit that fragmented designs and supply chains inflate costs and delays as offshore wind races toward 20MW-plus turbines
German wind group seeks 16GW return option to avoid offshore gridlock
Proposal would affect massive capacity secured by TotalEnergies, BP and others and avoid delays that could affect projects worth up to $58bn,
One key cost uncertainty could stall Asia’s wind boom, warns finance chief
Finance chief at OCBC Bank – a major renewables lender – said that little-discussed charge can stop otherwise bankable wind power projects in their tracks
Orsted shakes-up UK top team at ‘pivotal moment’ for offshore wind
Danish group names new country manager as industry veteran Sykes takes new role
TotalEnergies says German wind group behind idea to give up offshore sites
French oil & gas major insists it continues to ‘actively work’ on German projects,
Bank warns Southeast Asia wind and solar ‘execution gap’ is threat to regional growth
Key markets such as Vietnam, Thailand and Indonesia seeing high renewable energy project cancellations as investors come up against inadequate policies and grids,
Germany’s offshore wind auction model faces reality check as TotalEnergies balks
A $14.7bn bet on German seabed rights now looks shaky with TotalEnergies apparently seeking an exit or better terms for massive wind zones