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EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Boston Consulting Group: Proposes 10 Key Performance Indicators for Achieving 120 GW of Offshore Wind in the North Sea by 2030

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EnergyOMNI Perspectives EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Boston Consulting Group: Proposes 10 Key Performance Indicators for Achieving 120 GW of Offshore Wind in the North Sea by 2030 On 26 January 2026, the North Sea Summit 2026 was held in Hamburg, Germany. Ten countries—Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Iceland, and the United Kingdom—signed the Hamburg Declaration at the summit, committing to invest €9.5 billion (approximately NT$355 billion). The declaration set the goal of reaching 120 GW of installed offshore wind capacity in the North Sea by 2030 and 300 GW by 2050, and of strengthening energy security and industrial competitiveness through cross-border and cross-national grid integration of offshore wind farms.

2026.02.23
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜World's first: Danish startup uses drones to inspect blades of operating offshore wind turbines

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EnergyOMNI Perspectives EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜World's first: Danish startup uses drones to inspect blades of operating offshore wind turbines Danish startup Quali Drone, a firm that specializes in autonomous drone and AI technology, has made a massive breakthrough in January after completing the first-ever contact-free drone inspection of an operational offshore wind turbine blade, allowing damage checks to be carried out without shutting the turbines down.

2026.02.06
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Westwood: Insights on the Offshore Wind Industry for 2026

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EnergyOMNI Perspectives EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Westwood: Insights on the Offshore Wind Industry for 2026 UK-based energy consultancy Westwood has recently released its insights on the offshore wind industry for 2026, titled "Five Offshore Wind Themes to Watch in 2026." The offshore wind market slowed further in 2025, prompting a shift in behaviours. Government are adjusting its tendering policies. At the same time developers and the supply chain are exercising more discipline with their investments. Looking ahead to 2026, Westwood identifies five key themes:

2026.01.30
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Offshore Wind Turbine Development Review in 2025

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EnergyOMNI Perspectives EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Offshore Wind Turbine Development Review in 2025 Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Mingyang Smart Energy announced the launch of a 20 MW turbine in 2024. However, the race toward ever-larger turbines did not stop there. By 2025, manufacturers had already unveiled prototype turbines rated at 21.5 MW and even 26 MW.

2026.01.23
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives I IEA Updates Report on the 2030 Tripling Renewable Energy Capacity Pledge

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EnergyOMNI Perspectives EnergyOMNI's Perspectives I IEA Updates Report on the 2030 Tripling Renewable Energy Capacity Pledge The International Energy Agency (IEA) has recently published a report titled "COP28 Tripling Renewable Capacity Pledge 2025: Update", which tracks the latest progress as of 2025 on the pledge made at COP28 to triple global renewable energy capacity.

2026.01.19
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives I 2026 Wind Power Industry Outlook

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EnergyOMNI Perspectives EnergyOMNI's Perspectives I 2026 Wind Power Industry Outlook Global energy consultancy Wood Mackenzie published the report "Wind power: What to look for in 2026", which includes seven things to look for in 2026.

2026.01.15
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives I AI Comes to the Rescue: Tackling Bird-Related Shutdowns at Offshore Wind Farms

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EnergyOMNI Perspectives EnergyOMNI's Perspectives I AI Comes to the Rescue: Tackling Bird-Related Shutdowns at Offshore Wind Farms Oslo-based startup Spoor announced in December that it had completed an €8 million (around NT$290 million) Series A investment round. The round was led by European energy technology venture capital firm SET Ventures, with participation from EnBW New Ventures, Ørsted Ventures, and Superorganism, and additional support from Norway's state-owned climate fund Nysnø Climate Investments.

2026.01.09
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives I Ember Report Reviews 25 Years of the UK's Offshore Wind Development

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EnergyOMNI Perspectives EnergyOMNI's Perspectives I Ember Report Reviews 25 Years of the UK's Offshore Wind Development The UK energy think tank Ember recently published a report titled "25 Years of British Offshore Wind," reviewing the 25-year history of offshore wind development in the United Kingdom. In December 2000, the UK's first offshore wind farm, Blyth, was officially inaugurated. It was the sixth offshore wind farm in the world, but is often described as the first "truly offshore" wind farm. After the world's first offshore wind farm was completed in Denmark in 1991, four additional projects were built, but they were smaller in scale and located in more sheltered waters.

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EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜UK Launches First Taskforce To Strengthen Climate Security

EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜UK Launches First Taskforce To Strengthen Climate Security 2026.10.09 EnergyOMNI Perspectives
From Carbon Anxiety to Compliance-Driven Cost Reduction: 3 Common Digital-Transformation Barriers in Enterprise Energy Management — and How to Address Them

From Carbon Anxiety to Compliance-Driven Cost Reduction: 3 Common Digital-Transformation Barriers in Enterprise Energy Management — and How to Address Them 2026.10.02 Delta Perspective
Decoding the Energy Management Act Amendment: Power Supply Resilience, Cybersecurity, and the Microgrid Revolution in the AIDC Era

Decoding the Energy Management Act Amendment: Power Supply Resilience, Cybersecurity, and the Microgrid Revolution in the AIDC Era 2026.09.16 EnergyOMNI Exclusive Column
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Türkiye Plans to Launch Its First Offshore Wind Tender in Q1 2027

EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Türkiye Plans to Launch Its First Offshore Wind Tender in Q1 2027 2026.09.11 EnergyOMNI Perspectives
EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Fifth Time for Trump Administration to Settle with Offshore Wind Developer

EnergyOMNI's Perspectives｜Fifth Time for Trump Administration to Settle with Offshore Wind Developer 2026.09.04 EnergyOMNI Perspectives

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