DYK: Offshore wind projects can’t be built yet. Following declaration, individual #offshorewind projects must: 🔎 apply for a feasibility licence 📝 undertake environmental assessments 🗣️ consult with the local community, governments, industry, and First Nations people 📋 obtain regulatory approvals Read more 🔗 https://brnw.ch/21wQ8pc
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Offshore wind projects can’t be built yet. The declaration of the Bunbury #OffshoreWind area is the first step of the Australian Government's regulatory process. Following declaration, individual projects must: 🔎 apply for a feasibility licence 📝 undertake environmental assessments 🗣️ consult with the local community, local and WA governments, industry, and First Nations people 📋 obtain regulatory approvals Read more 🔗 https://brnw.ch/21wP0ii
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The completion of the environmental review by BOEM marks a significant step forward in the development of offshore wind in the Gulf of Maine. This progress brings the region closer to potentially becoming a key area for offshore wind projects. Read more: https://buff.ly/4dXlpni #MarinerNews #ShippingNews #MaritimeNews #News #ShippingIndustry
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🇵🇱 TOP NEWS: Polish Ministry of Climate has published a new version of the regulation on maximum #energy prices at auctions for #offshorewind farms. The changes, resulting from an amendment to the so-called Offshore Act, introduce differentiation of support rates under 25-year strike price contracts depending on the location of the wind farms, with the aim of better matching support mechanisms to the costs of project implementation.
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💡 Read our latest Briefing by Dimitris Roussis and Stella Papakosta. The Briefing provides an overview of the amendments to the classification of onshore wind and onshore photovoltaic projects under environmental licensing categories, including: ✅Introduction ✅ Background ✅ Changes Introduced by Classification Decision 2024 ✅ Transitional Provisions ✅ Conclusion ✅ Comparative Table of Classification Decisions Since 2020 #BernitsasLaw #solarpower #windpower #environmentallicensing This Briefing was prepared with the assistance of Nikos Fragkozidis and Maria Prompona
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US OFFSHORE WIND FARMS IN SERVICE, IN CONSTRUCTION AND UNDER DEVELOPMENT https://hubs.la/Q034jF640 U.S. President Donald Trump suspended new federal offshore wind leasing on his first day back in the Oval Office on Jan. 20, pending an environmental and economic review. #trump #offshorewind #windenergy #energyindustry #environment #economy
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Energy Transition Director (Poland) | Counsel at #ClydeCoPoland | Climate Change & Energy Transition | Adaptation strategy | Risk management
❇ Poland: On-shore wind scheduled to receive new development boost ❇ After months of expectations the Government finally triggered the formal path to liberalise the 10H distance law, which would improve the conditions for developing and constructing new on-shore wind projects. The rigorous proximity requirements, first introduced in 2016 and conditionally lifted in 2023, still block most of development required to reach the estimated 15.8 GW of on-shore wind capacity by 2030 (with over 10 GW connected so far). It is generally expected that the minimum distance of wind parks from buildings, including housing, will be reduced to 500 m, with additional optimisation of the zoning requirements and overall permitting lead times. 🔔 We'll keep you posted once details of the draft law become available. #10H #onshorewind #RES #energytransition #zoning #RESdevelopment
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Important news for wind farm investors and developers - parliamentary works on further liberalization of 10H rule are in progress. Read more in the post below. #10H #onshorewind #RES #energytransition #zoning #RESdevelopment
Energy Transition Director (Poland) | Counsel at #ClydeCoPoland | Climate Change & Energy Transition | Adaptation strategy | Risk management
❇ Poland: On-shore wind scheduled to receive new development boost ❇ After months of expectations the Government finally triggered the formal path to liberalise the 10H distance law, which would improve the conditions for developing and constructing new on-shore wind projects. The rigorous proximity requirements, first introduced in 2016 and conditionally lifted in 2023, still block most of development required to reach the estimated 15.8 GW of on-shore wind capacity by 2030 (with over 10 GW connected so far). It is generally expected that the minimum distance of wind parks from buildings, including housing, will be reduced to 500 m, with additional optimisation of the zoning requirements and overall permitting lead times. 🔔 We'll keep you posted once details of the draft law become available. #10H #onshorewind #RES #energytransition #zoning #RESdevelopment
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Here's a short blog I drafted recently with Neil Collar on the lifting of the de facto onshore wind ban in England and the potential impact of this in the UK more broadly. You can also read Neil's follow-up article covering proposed reforms to the National Planning Policy Framework here: https://brodi.es/3AIr6Xl #onshorewind #planning
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“BOEM’s Record of Decision marks the culmination of years of comprehensive environmental analysis on our proposed projects.” Jeff Grybowski Learn more about how Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s Record of Decision is bringing us one step close to #offshorewind in #Delmarva. https://lnkd.in/eq3vQ5fU
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#Australiawind New offshore wind regulations in Australia come into force. The regulations set up a framework for offshore electricity projects to proceed in Australian Commonwealth waters. The 2024 amendments include requirements for: - management plans - a design notification scheme - financial security - safety and protection zones - work health and safety - record keeping - fees. These changes will support licence holders as they progress offshore wind projects now and into the future. https://lnkd.in/gr8qb4bK
