RenewableUK, in collaboration with key industry stakeholders, unveils a comprehensive Industrial Growth Plan aimed at tripling offshore wind manufacturing capacity over the next decade

The Crown Estate has completed a Habitats Regulations Assessment, paving the way for new floating wind farms in the Celtic Sea

The Crown Estate is targeting up to 4.5GW of renewable energy in the Celtic Sea, with the leasing process beginning formally in February and results expected by March 2025

This initiative aims to enhance understanding of how social value can be maximised through various marine activities

The Crown Estate and the electricity system operator have joined forces to optimise seabed leasing and accelerate transmission infrastructure

RenewableUK, the Offshore Wind Industry Council, The Crown Estate and Crown Estate Scotland have initiated the development of an Industrial Growth Plan

The Crown Estate is considering proposals to generate an extra 4GW of green electricity from offshore wind projects

The Crown Estate has made adjustments to its plans in the Celtic Sea to address space concerns, reducing the number of project sites from four to three while increasing the total capacity to 4.5GW

The UK has offered licenses for carbon storage sites to successful applicants – these sites have the potential to store up to 10% of the country’s annual emissions

The government has been urged to provide “urgent clarity” to turbocharge efforts in floating offshore wind