The Directorate General for Energy and Climate proposed to retain 103 applications for a total power of 887.46 MWc (power demand of 925 MWc) and a weighted average price of €79.09/MWh, a slight decrease of €0.19/MWh compared to the previous period.

The Directorate General for Energy and Climate proposed to retain 103 applications for a total power of 887.46 MWc (power demand of 925 MWc) and a weighted average price of €79.09/MWh, a slight decrease of €0.19/MWh compared to the previous period.
Germany and Thailand have signed a joint declaration to establish a German-Thai Energy Dialogue, focusing on energy cooperation, decarbonization, and renewable energy. The initiative will enhance collaboration through political consultations, workshops, and joint projects, benefiting both countries’ economies and energy security.
France is committed to continuing the development of both fixed and floating offshore wind with the new A010 auction to be launched in the coming months. The public consultation will be open until April 4th, and all interested parties will be able to submit their comments.
The French government has launched a public consultation on its third Multiannual Energy Program (PPE3) for the 2025-2035 period, setting ambitious targets for offshore wind, marine renewable energy, and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. It will be open for public consultation until April 5.
The International Solar Manufacturing Initiative (ISMI) was launched in Brussels in the presence of representatives from the European Commission and the European Investment Bank, with a statement of support from eight European solar manufacturers.
Follow the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum today from 1:00 PM (Central European Time). A free virtual event where industry leaders will discuss the future of energy and electric mobility. The forum will feature renowned companies such as Jinko Solar, and Black&Veatch.Don’t miss it!
The French government has imposed a retroactive moratorium on photovoltaic installations of less than 500 kWp (S21 segment), creating uncertainty in the sector. Arnaud Raymond, an independent recruiter specializing in renewable energy in France, warns that this decision directly impacts small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), putting more than 60,000 jobs at risk and reducing the competitiveness of the solar industry.
The proposed changes will reduce public support for small and medium-sized solar installations, which could slow down sector development and threaten thousands of jobs. SER and ENERPLAN demand an urgent review.
Measuring buoys have been anchored 280 kilometers off the North Sea coast as part of an international collaboration with Fugro Norway. The first measurement data are already providing exciting insights, marking a significant step forward in offshore research and development.
The country prepares to update its Multi-Year Energy Program (PPE), with renewable targets distributed by region. The Syndicat des Énergies Renouvelables of France (SER) has worked on planning and sector representation in regional energy committees. “Each territory will have its own roadmap,” states Jérémy Simon, Deputy General Delegate of SER.
France is solidifying its leadership in floating offshore wind energy with the latest AO6 auction setting a benchmark price of €85.9/MWh, including connection and cable costs. With two new projects awarded in the Mediterranean, the country continues its ambitious expansion, aiming for over 10 GW of offshore wind capacity in the coming years.
France is driving its industrial decarbonization strategy with financial incentives and strict regulations. Noémie Papon, Director of energy and decarbonation projects at GreenFlex, details the key aspects of the process, the most polluting sectors, and the renewable energies that are transforming the industry.
The shift in priorities in the United States towards oil & gas and artificial intelligence presents both challenges and opportunities for the renewable energy industry, particularly in Europe, where the wind energy sector and supply chain could benefit from eased competition.
Los Países Bajos avanzan hacia un futuro sostenible, destacándose en energía eólica marina y solar, pero enfrentando desafíos como la congestión de la red eléctrica y la transición del gas natural, históricamente clave en su matriz energética.
Germany consolidates its position as a global leader in the energy transition, achieving historic milestones in renewable generation. With over 20 GW of installed capacity in 2024 and 60% renewable electricity generation, the country is redefining its strategy towards a more flexible, digital, and resilient energy system.
Oxan Energy strengthens its position in floating offshore wind with prequalification in the AO9 tenders in France and Saare 1 in Estonia, consolidating its presence in strategic European markets. “We are focused on upcoming or in-progress tenders, but we could also participate in development projects that could accelerate their delivery,” says Thierry Daugeron, Development Director, in an interview with Energía Estratégica España.
The Dutch government has decided to exclude floating solar panels from near-term offshore wind farm tenders. This approach, aimed at mitigating grid congestion, has sparked discussions about the opportunities and challenges of this innovative technology. Experts suggest the measure could be key to ensuring regulatory stability while optimising infrastructure.
With a focus on regulation and government-led planning, France aims to position itself as a more controlled and secure market for offshore wind energy, with 10 projects at various stages of development. Romero Moreira, Offshore Wind Engineer at Empire Engineering, analyses the sector’s progress and challenges in an interview with Energía Estratégica España.
The Federal Network Agency reports that in 2024, Germany’s installed renewable energy capacity increased by nearly 20 gigawatts, reaching a total of 190 GW, a 12% growth from the previous year. Solar and wind energy played a key role in this progress.
The Dutch government has decided not to include criteria for floating solar panels in the upcoming offshore wind farm tenders. According to Minister Hermans, the technology required is not yet ready for large-scale implementation. However, €44.5 million will be allocated to its development and future integration into offshore wind farms.
In 2024, Germany set a record for renewable energy, which accounted for 62.7% of its net public electricity generation. This achievement was accompanied by a historic reduction in CO2 emissions and significant progress in solar energy and storage technologies.
The Directorate General for Energy and Climate proposed to retain 103 applications for a total power of 887.46 MWc (power demand of 925 MWc) and a weighted average price of €79.09/MWh, a slight decrease of €0.19/MWh compared to the previous period.
Germany and Thailand have signed a joint declaration to establish a German-Thai Energy Dialogue, focusing on energy cooperation, decarbonization, and renewable energy. The initiative will enhance collaboration through political consultations, workshops, and joint projects, benefiting both countries’ economies and energy security.
France is committed to continuing the development of both fixed and floating offshore wind with the new A010 auction to be launched in the coming months. The public consultation will be open until April 4th, and all interested parties will be able to submit their comments.
The French government has launched a public consultation on its third Multiannual Energy Program (PPE3) for the 2025-2035 period, setting ambitious targets for offshore wind, marine renewable energy, and reducing dependence on fossil fuels. It will be open for public consultation until April 5.
The International Solar Manufacturing Initiative (ISMI) was launched in Brussels in the presence of representatives from the European Commission and the European Investment Bank, with a statement of support from eight European solar manufacturers.
Follow the Storage, Renewable and Electric Vehicles Integration Forum today from 1:00 PM (Central European Time). A free virtual event where industry leaders will discuss the future of energy and electric mobility. The forum will feature renowned companies such as Jinko Solar, and Black&Veatch.Don’t miss it!
The French government has imposed a retroactive moratorium on photovoltaic installations of less than 500 kWp (S21 segment), creating uncertainty in the sector. Arnaud Raymond, an independent recruiter specializing in renewable energy in France, warns that this decision directly impacts small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), putting more than 60,000 jobs at risk and reducing the competitiveness of the solar industry.
The proposed changes will reduce public support for small and medium-sized solar installations, which could slow down sector development and threaten thousands of jobs. SER and ENERPLAN demand an urgent review.
Measuring buoys have been anchored 280 kilometers off the North Sea coast as part of an international collaboration with Fugro Norway. The first measurement data are already providing exciting insights, marking a significant step forward in offshore research and development.
The country prepares to update its Multi-Year Energy Program (PPE), with renewable targets distributed by region. The Syndicat des Énergies Renouvelables of France (SER) has worked on planning and sector representation in regional energy committees. “Each territory will have its own roadmap,” states Jérémy Simon, Deputy General Delegate of SER.
France is solidifying its leadership in floating offshore wind energy with the latest AO6 auction setting a benchmark price of €85.9/MWh, including connection and cable costs. With two new projects awarded in the Mediterranean, the country continues its ambitious expansion, aiming for over 10 GW of offshore wind capacity in the coming years.
France is driving its industrial decarbonization strategy with financial incentives and strict regulations. Noémie Papon, Director of energy and decarbonation projects at GreenFlex, details the key aspects of the process, the most polluting sectors, and the renewable energies that are transforming the industry.
The shift in priorities in the United States towards oil & gas and artificial intelligence presents both challenges and opportunities for the renewable energy industry, particularly in Europe, where the wind energy sector and supply chain could benefit from eased competition.
Los Países Bajos avanzan hacia un futuro sostenible, destacándose en energía eólica marina y solar, pero enfrentando desafíos como la congestión de la red eléctrica y la transición del gas natural, históricamente clave en su matriz energética.
Germany consolidates its position as a global leader in the energy transition, achieving historic milestones in renewable generation. With over 20 GW of installed capacity in 2024 and 60% renewable electricity generation, the country is redefining its strategy towards a more flexible, digital, and resilient energy system.
Oxan Energy strengthens its position in floating offshore wind with prequalification in the AO9 tenders in France and Saare 1 in Estonia, consolidating its presence in strategic European markets. “We are focused on upcoming or in-progress tenders, but we could also participate in development projects that could accelerate their delivery,” says Thierry Daugeron, Development Director, in an interview with Energía Estratégica España.
The Dutch government has decided to exclude floating solar panels from near-term offshore wind farm tenders. This approach, aimed at mitigating grid congestion, has sparked discussions about the opportunities and challenges of this innovative technology. Experts suggest the measure could be key to ensuring regulatory stability while optimising infrastructure.
With a focus on regulation and government-led planning, France aims to position itself as a more controlled and secure market for offshore wind energy, with 10 projects at various stages of development. Romero Moreira, Offshore Wind Engineer at Empire Engineering, analyses the sector’s progress and challenges in an interview with Energía Estratégica España.
The Federal Network Agency reports that in 2024, Germany’s installed renewable energy capacity increased by nearly 20 gigawatts, reaching a total of 190 GW, a 12% growth from the previous year. Solar and wind energy played a key role in this progress.
The Dutch government has decided not to include criteria for floating solar panels in the upcoming offshore wind farm tenders. According to Minister Hermans, the technology required is not yet ready for large-scale implementation. However, €44.5 million will be allocated to its development and future integration into offshore wind farms.
In 2024, Germany set a record for renewable energy, which accounted for 62.7% of its net public electricity generation. This achievement was accompanied by a historic reduction in CO2 emissions and significant progress in solar energy and storage technologies.
As part of the Leaders SEC interview series, Jacopo Tosoni, Head of Policy at EASE, affirms that energy storage projects in Europe are already commercially viable due to battery price drops of up to double digits between 2023 and 2024. “We will see larger, longer-duration, and increasingly co-located projects,” he emphasizes. Although the sector is advancing, it still faces regulatory and fiscal challenges that limit its full deployment.
70 GW of new renewable capacity in 2024 in the european continent, reaching a total of 848,627 MW and consolidating a 9% year-on-year growth, according to a report from IRENA. Germany led the ranking with 161 GW, followed by Spain with 88 GW, France with 74 GW, and Italy with 72 GW. On a global scale, solar energy added 451 new GW last year, 58 GW of which were in Europe.
The manufacturer of solutions that facilitate the installation of photovoltaic modules confirms its participation in Future Energy Summit, the most important meeting of the renewable energy sector and will present its TCS line, a comprehensive support system that allows for the safe, trenchless installation of overhead solar cabling, optimizing time and costs.