by Lucia Colaluce | Mar 13, 2025
With 21,618 MW of photovoltaic capacity and 10,852 MW of wind farms as of early 2025, Poland continues to expand its renewable energy sector. However, the growing share of these sources in the electricity system raises challenges for market stability, including price fluctuations, grid congestion risks, and the need for better storage and demand management mechanisms.
by Lucia Colaluce | Mar 13, 2025
In 2024, greenhouse gas emissions in the Netherlands dropped by only 1.6%, significantly lower than the 7% reductions recorded in previous years. Despite the expansion of solar and wind energy, sectors such as industry and aviation increased their environmental impact. To meet climate targets, the country must cut emissions by 7 megatonnes of CO₂ per year, a pace three times higher than the current rate.
by Lucia Colaluce | Mar 12, 2025
Europe reached 37 GW of installed offshore wind capacity in 2024, with 21 GW within the EU. However, supply chain disruptions, rising costs, and regulatory uncertainty threaten the sector’s growth. As the continent pushes towards 4.5 GW of new offshore wind capacity in 2025, WindEurope experts assess the latest investment trends, policy shifts, and key challenges ahead.
by Lucia Colaluce | Mar 12, 2025
The European Commission has approved a €279 million aid scheme to develop 1,500 MWh of new energy storage facilities in Czechia. Currently, the country has 1.19 GW operational, and with this plan, it aims to strengthen its transition towards a more resilient power grid, reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
by Lucia Colaluce | Mar 11, 2025
A recent study, led by Invest-NL, TKI Offshore Energy and Financieringsloket van de Topsector Energie, and conducted by JBR Strategy, Corporate Finance, Restructuring, warns of severe financial challenges facing the offshore wind supply chain in the Netherlands and says the country needs to increase its installed capacity from 5.4 GW to 21 GW by 2032.
March 13, 2025More than 32 GW of renewables in Poland, but market stability remains in question
