Our initiatives
December 10, 2024The Polish Senate unanimously approved amendments to the Law on the Promotion of Electricity Generation in Offshore Wind Farms, a decisive step to strengthen the national energy industry. Projections estimate investments of up to 300 billion zlotys in this sector by 2040.
December 9, 2024The Danish auction for 3 GW of offshore wind power in the North Sea ends with no bids. High turbine costs, rising interest rates, and the lack of state incentives have created uncertainty among investors. According to Green Power Denmark, this represents a major blow to the country’s green ambitions.
December 9, 2024The Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (TTJA) has announced an auction for the development of an offshore wind farm in Saare 1. This project, with a potential capacity of up to 1200 MW, is a cornerstone of Estonia’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP). The country, which currently has over 1200 MW of installed renewable capacity, aims to double this figure by 2030.
December 6, 2024The United Kingdom plans to integrate 20 GW of battery storage capacity into its energy system by 2025, according to Paul Monks, Chief Scientific Advisor at the Department for Energy. This step is crucial to stabilizing a grid increasingly dominated by renewable energy, amidst challenges in infrastructure and market incentives.
December 5, 2024The Corporate Power Purchase Agreement (CPPA) market in the United Kingdom faces significant barriers hindering its growth. Among the main challenges are investor confidence, market complexity, and grid limitations, issues that require urgent reforms to accelerate decarbonization and meet net-zero emissions targets.
