Providing onshore windOperating onshore wind farmsDeveloping an onshore marketUK's2030Offshore windScottish Government20GW20222017Scotland'sScotlandRenewableUKCentreAmidPetroleumRenewablesDavid CameronProjectsEstimatesElectricityTurbinesBarriersCapacityInnovation2021RisksSunakOrganizationDevelopmentClimateIncreasesRestrictionsGuidanceDevelopersWestminsterAdvocateIndustryProjectMarketTimeTitleSitesStatementChinaServicesLocalInvestment

Providing onshore wind1

• Given the practicalities of geography of our country, most of the most suitable sites for future onshore wind may well be in Scotland, where the windiest sites are, but England and Wales will still have a contribution to make in providing onshore wind in the right places. (theyworkforyou.com)

Operating onshore wind farms1

• The business currently has 389 megawatts (MW) of operating onshore wind farms, 149 MW under construction, and more than 1 gigawatt in its development pipeline. (fool.com)

Developing an onshore market1

• When it announced the new rules last month, SAFE said that the renminbi was now sufficiently flexible to merit an onshore options market and that it was the first step in developing an onshore market. (euromoney.com)

UK's7

• The Bill before the House today is simple and straightforward-it is basically one clause -and it aims to support the Government's policies as set out in those quotations by requiring the Government to amend planning guidance to enable local authorities to grant more onshore wind applications for the purpose of meeting the UK's carbon targets. (theyworkforyou.com)
• Between April and June 2020, renewables generated nearly 45% of the UK's electricity, with onshore wind generating 20% of that, but that will need to increase if the Government are to meet their targets. (theyworkforyou.com)
• As it made the plea, chief executive Dan McGrail said: "Building new onshore wind projects is also one of the cheapest ways to generate new power, so in the long term these projects will also help to reduce the UK's dependence on fossil fuels, including volatile international gas prices. (scotsman.com)
• At present, Scotland hosts 60% of the UK's operational onshore wind capacity. (edie.net)
• Despite this, onshore wind has an important role to play in the UK's renewable energy mix. (theconversation.com)
• Between April and June 2020, renewables generated nearly 45% of the UK's electricity - and onshore wind generated 20% of that. (theconversation.com)
• Many of the UK's onshore sites are beginning to reach this deadline. (theconversation.com)

20303

• The Scottish Government Onshore Wind Policy Statement 2022 set out an ambition for a minimum installed capacity of 20GW of onshore wind in Scotland by 2030. (scottishrenewables.com)
• Under the deal, Ministers will work with academia and industry to develop at least one specialist onshore wind innovation centre by 2030. (edie.net)
• Trade body RenewableUK estimates that Scotland will exceed its 2030 onshore wind target and host 20.7GW of capacity by this time. (edie.net)

Offshore wind4

• Our services are tailored to any onshore or offshore wind, wave and tidal, or solar energy project. (dnv.com)
• The Government have set ambitious targets for offshore wind and have plans for nuclear, but they have not yet set a target for onshore wind and there are real obstacles to this in the planning system. (theyworkforyou.com)
• With a different approach to planning, onshore wind can be developed quickly and cheaply, providing benefits to communities that offshore wind farms often can't. (theconversation.com)
• Onshore wind also provides opportunities for community ownership, offering a revenue stream for local towns and villages, something that's not currently an option for UK offshore wind due to the higher costs of development. (theconversation.com)

Scottish Government1

• The Scottish Government has set out plans to slash permitting timelines for new onshore wind farms and to grow the sector's domestic supply chain and base of skilled workers. (edie.net)

20GW1

• The deal supports an existing vision for Scotland to host 20GW of onshore wind capacity by the end of the decade. (edie.net)

20221

• Télécharger ici le PDF avec les descripteurs supprimés en 2022 (en anglais). (bvsalud.org)

20171

• Under Secretary Zinke's commitment to the advancement of energy dominance, and in accordance with Secretarial Order 3354 to conduct quarterly lease sales, the BLM in 2017 held 28 onshore oil and gas lease sales. (doi.gov)

Scotland's1

• Our energy and climate change goals mean that onshore wind will continue to play a vital role in Scotland's future - helping to substantively decarbonise our electricity supplies, heat and transport systems, thereby boosting our economy, and meeting local and national demand. (gov.scot)

Scotland4

• Scotland can currently produce 8.65 gigawatts (GW) of power from onshore wind. (scotsman.com)
• Mr McGrail said: "This polling demonstrates that voters in Scotland overwhelmingly support political parties which are pro-renewables and pro-onshore wind. (scotsman.com)
• There is no question that onshore wind is a vital component of the huge industrial opportunity that renewables more generally create for Scotland. (gov.scot)
• Developers are increasingly managing international onshore wind projects from their bases in Scotland. (gov.scot)

RenewableUK1

• His comments came as polling for RenewableUK found just over half (51%) of Scots would be "disappointed" if the onshore wind projects needed to tackle climate change were not constructed. (scotsman.com)

Centre1

• He said the establishment of an onshore centre in Shanghai when the yuan became fully convertible could benefit the mainland in quickening the pace of internationalisation of the local currency. (scmp.com)

Amid2

• The subsidies and tax incentives for microelectronics companies in the Chips Act are largely geared toward onshoring semiconductor production amid concerns China could disrupt the global supply chain. (defensenews.com)
• Grant Shapps has hinted that Prime Minister Rishi Sunak could back down on his position to ban onshore wind farms amid a growing Tory rebellion over the issue. (sky.com)

Petroleum1

• Geoscience Australia's Onshore Energy Security Program (OESP) is applying the latest geophysical imaging and mapping technology to boost investment in exploration for onshore energy resources such as petroleum, uranium, thorium and geothermal energy. (ga.gov.au)

Renewables1

• I want to make it clear that this is not a Bill that aims to dictate to local authorities that they must approve onshore wind, but it is an attempt to provide a more balanced approach to allow them to approve projects in a way much more in line with the normal planning approval process for other renewables and infrastructure more generally. (theyworkforyou.com)

David Cameron2

• Onshore wind planning restrictions, implemented by David Cameron, have existed in England since 2015. (theconversation.com)
• The current rules, introduced under David Cameron in 2015, require councils to draw up detailed plans showing all the areas suitable for onshore wind development before new wind farms can go ahead, and also mean that proposals can be blocked even if just a single person objects to them. (dailymail.co.uk)

Projects7

• Siemens Gamesa will supply 96 units of SG 3.6-145 onshore wind turbines which will cater to an overall capacity of ~346 MW wind projects. (prnewswire.com)
• In this improved framework, ENOS will catalyse new onshore pilot and demonstration projects in new locations and geological settings across Europe, taking into account the site-specific and local socio-economic context. (europa.eu)
• The cost of onshore wind energy continues to drop sharply, with the latest auction results from Germany suggesting costs for new projects have dropped by a quarter since May. (businessgreen.com)
• According to government figures, there were eight applications for onshore wind projects in the period 2016-20, compared with 237 between 2011 and 2015-a 96% decrease. (theyworkforyou.com)
• Seven out of 10 people (70%) said they voted for a party they expected to build more green power projects in last year's Holyrood elections, with 60% saying they had backed a party that supports onshore wind projects. (scotsman.com)
• Additionally, Westminster recently moved to streamline some planning requirements for onshore wind developers and to prevent projects from being blocked over one objection. (edie.net)
• Mr Gove said: 'To increase our energy security and develop a cleaner, greener economy, we are introducing new measures to allow local communities to back onshore wind power projects. (dailymail.co.uk)

Estimates2

• HSBC estimates that the spot onshore market trades between $10 billion and $20 billion a day, and now dwarfs more established currency markets in the region, such as the South Korean won, where on average $12 billion a day trades. (euromoney.com)
• The BLM's most recent economic study estimates the Federal onshore oil and natural gas program alone provides approximately $42 billion in economic output and supported approximately 200,000 jobs nationwide. (doi.gov)

Electricity2

• Onshore power supply (OPS), also known as shore-side electricity, is one of the technologies available to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions at berth. (afloat.ie)
• Onshore wind is now amongst the lowest cost forms of electricity generation of any kind. (gov.scot)

Turbines1

• Campaigners have described the announcement as 'feeble tweaks' that 'go nowhere near close enough' to unblocking the restrictions introduced during David Cameron's government which have led to very few onshore turbines being built since. (dailymail.co.uk)

Barriers2

• However, barriers in our planning system mean that we are not playing our part at the moment, with planning authorities consenting to less than half the annual onshore wind capacity needed for us to remain on track to meet net zero by 2050. (theyworkforyou.com)
• In Johnson's speech there was no mention of the planning barriers that restrict onshore wind developments to areas designated by local authorities and require clear local support. (theconversation.com)

Capacity3

• To improve the transport of power to consumption centers, we want to replace a series of 220 and 380 kilovolt overhead lines onshore with ones with a higher capacity. (50hertz.com)
• Holyrood ministers are being urged to set a target of more than double the amount of capacity at onshore wind farms by the end of this decade. (scotsman.com)
• And while our intention remains to ensure that these targets are met from as wide and diverse a range as possible of renewable technologies, there can be no question about the dominant and hugely valuable role played by onshore wind - and we continue to see further capacity installed. (gov.scot)

Innovation2

• By developing technologies from TRL4/5 to TRL6 across the storage lifecycle, feeding the resultant knowledge and experience into training and education and cooperating at the pan-European and global level, ENOS will have a decisive impact on innovation and build the confidence needed for enabling onshore CO2 storage in Europe. (europa.eu)
• If the Onshore Anchor limits themselves to just the project stakeholders it will limit the business context and opportunities for growth / innovation for the offshore team. (thoughtworks.com)

20211

• Subsidies for onshore wind are expected to be restored in 2021 as the government has proposed reopening the contract auction scheme. (theconversation.com)

Risks2

• Onshore wind due diligence from DNV assesses the technical risks of a onshore renewable energy project, ensuring an independent evaluation for developers, owners, investors and other parties to rely upon. (dnv.com)
• Managing Risk and Security in Outsourcing IT Services: Onshore, Offshore and the Cloud explains how to address the security risks that can arise from outsourcing or adopting cloud technology. (routledge.com)

Sunak1

• A U-turn on onshore wind farms is set to be confirmed as Rishi Sunak struggles to quell Tory infighting over planning rules and the Net Zero drive. (dailymail.co.uk)

Organization2

• This is something that the offshore team is handicapped to do and will rely on the Onshore Anchor to spread their network across the client organization. (thoughtworks.com)
• The Onshore Anchor should proactively provide information about what is happening across the organization and the business environment periodically to the offshore team. (thoughtworks.com)

Development5

• It's a great step forward and another rung on the ladder for the development of the onshore market," says Andrew Sharkey, Asia-Pacific head of FX and precious metals options trading at HSBC in Hong Kong. (euromoney.com)
• Chairman Gosar, Ranking Member Lowenthal, and Members of the Subcommittee, I am pleased to join you today to discuss the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) efforts to address the burdens that inhibit the development of the Nation's onshore Federal energy resources, specifically oil and gas resources. (doi.gov)
• The BLM oversees onshore oil and gas development on Federal lands and lands held in trust for the benefit of various tribes. (doi.gov)
• The Onshore Anchor is critical to the success of any distributed delivery team, as it plays a key part in helping to overcome the artificial construct that is having software development teams split across different cities and time zones. (thoughtworks.com)
• Despite the glacial pace of onshore wind development since 2015, the UK industry continues to pioneer developments in battery storage and smart grids , and onshore wind remains one of the cheapest forms of energy generation. (theconversation.com)

Climate1

• The climate and nature emergencies are inextricably linked, with onshore wind - if done right - offering solutions to both. (scottishrenewables.com)

Increases1

• Designating this responsibility to a specific individual - the Onshore Anchor - increases the speed with which these tool-related problems can be resolved. (thoughtworks.com)

Restrictions1

• In the longer term we would hope to see some of these restrictions removed, but still at this point CNY onshore options will clearly be a huge market for us," he says. (euromoney.com)

Guidance2

• The change in guidance in 2015 has led to a dramatic decline in onshore wind applications. (theyworkforyou.com)
• These planning conditions are unique to onshore wind and there is no guidance on how community support should be demonstrated. (theconversation.com)

Developers1

• But this still relies heavily on key policy changes which need to be made in Westminster and highlight the still lacking UK-wide target for onshore wind which would help to secure long-term investment certainty for suppliers and developers alike. (scottishrenewables.com)

Westminster2

• With the cost-of-living crisis deepening and energy security focusing minds, onshore wind is back on the Westminster agenda for the first time in nearly a decade. (scottishrenewables.com)
• Discussions to unblock onshore wind in England once again have pushed the tricky issue of community engagement and benefit up the agenda in Westminster. (scottishrenewables.com)

Advocate1

• At a high level, the Onshore Anchor is about being the advocate for the offshore team on the project and ensuring that they are set up for success. (thoughtworks.com)

Industry2

• Injury and illness among onshore workers in Alaska 's seafood processing industry: analysis of workers' compensation claims, 2014-2015. (cdc.gov)
• Alaska 's onshore seafood processing industry is economically vital and hazardous. (cdc.gov)

Project3

• Our onshore wind energy due diligence services ensure all critical technical project expectations are independently evaluated and any potential issues, and associated mitigation measures, are identified. (dnv.com)
• The Onshore Anchor is not an additional role or person for a project team, but rather a specific responsibility that needs to be taken on by a member of a distributed delivery team. (thoughtworks.com)
• The Onshore Anchor should be responsible for building new relationships outside the project boundary. (thoughtworks.com)

Market4

• The onshore market will be the third renminbi options offering, after the CNY NDO market, based on the non-deliverable market, and CNH offshore market, which began trading last year. (euromoney.com)
• According to William Johns, Citi's head of Asian currency options trading in Singapore, limits on the selling of options will mean that the onshore market won't offer the same breadth of hedging alternatives as does the offshore options market, which was started last year. (euromoney.com)
• Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (RQFII) is a licence granted by Chinese regulators to offshore investors in order to access the onshore market. (risk.net)
• Hong Kong Monetary Authority chief executive Norman Chan Tak-lam yesterday pledged to support Shanghai in building an onshore market for the yuan. (scmp.com)

Time4

• The trading of onshore renminbi currency options began this month, giving companies with genuine trade flows to China the opportunity to hedge their earnings from swings in currency rates for the first time. (euromoney.com)
• Holyrood has also pledged to halve the average time it takes for a formal decision to be made on onshore wind farm permitting. (edie.net)
• This was at the same time as subsidies for building onshore wind farms - including a fixed price guarantee for the energy they generate - were scrapped. (theconversation.com)
• Most UK onshore wind farms have time-limited planning consent. (theconversation.com)

Title1

• the opposite of offshoring (including reshoring) Onshore wind, blowing from a body of water Onshore (hydrocarbons), land-based fossil fuels This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Onshore. (wikipedia.org)

Sites2

• Gridlock challenges remain, no more so than in mid-Wales, and continue to hamper the connection of new onshore wind sites. (scottishrenewables.com)
• Only eight onshore wind farm applications for new or extended sites were submitted in England between 2016 and 2020. (theconversation.com)

Statement1

• The onshore wind policy statement sets out our position on onshore wind. (gov.scot)

China2

• Register to watch the presentation Access to China onshore markets , available for on-demand viewing. (risk.net)
• HONG KONG: Shares of embattled property developer China Evergrande Group and onshore bonds issued by its flagship unit Hengda Real Estate Group were suspended from trading on Monday, pending an announcement by the company. (arabnews.com)

Services2

• Covering onshore, offshore, and cloud services, it provides concrete examples and illustrative case studies that describe the specifics of what to do and what not to do across a variety of implementation scenarios. (routledge.com)
• The five-year contract is to provide onshore maintenance services and includes the option to be extended up to two years. (expatnetwork.com)

Local2

• Enabling onshore storage will support management of decarbonisation strategies at territory level while enhancing security of energy supply and local economic activities, and securing jobs across Europe. (europa.eu)
• Onshore wind also plays a valuable role in empowering and rewarding local communities located near developments, with over £12 million in community benefits payments paid out in the last year. (gov.scot)

Investment1

• While the Irish and U.K. onshore wind markets offer attractive returns, Brookfield sees better investment opportunities elsewhere. (fool.com)