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Recent cost inflation could add roughly $280bn to the capital expenditure cost of building out the offshore wind industry, not counting China, over the next decade. This is according to a new analysis by Westwood Global Energy Group.
Siemens Energy takes over wind turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa
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Duke Energy to sell renewables business to Brookfield for $2.8bn
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China’s Mingyang to enter UK offshore wind sector
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Ørsted pares back global offshore wind ambitions
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Serbia announces Western Balkans' biggest renewable energy auctions
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Mitsui, Toyo Construction to form joint venture on offshore wind
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South Africa turns to China’s renewable energy technology to help solve energy crisis
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ACWA agrees on roadmap with Kazakh authorities on $1.5bn wind energy and battery storage project
Iran giant lithium deposit promises to be a game-changer
Iran’s neighbours are concerned with its rising influence after the Islamic Republic discovered a huge new lithium deposit on its territory which some are calling a game-changer, Lebanon’s Al Mayadeen reported on June 10.
More investment in Zimbabwe's CBM, other gas resources will strengthen energy mix, state daily says
EBRD plans to fund reconstruction of EPS’ Vlasinske hydropower plant
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