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US policy turbulence dominates today's feed, with the Trump administration's offshore wind buyout deals drawing legal scrutiny and Pentagon review delays stalling projects on private land, while European markets contend with grid hold-ups at Ørsted and a 40–45% surge in offshore turbine prices. Asset managers and insurers should note the convergence of regulatory risk in the US, supply-chain cost pressure in Europe, and fresh grid-delay disclosures from two of the sector's largest operators.

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Ørsted discloses grid delays on Hornsea 3 and Borkum Riffgrund 3

Ørsted has reported grid connection delays affecting its Hornsea 3 project in the UK and Borkum Riffgrund 3 in Germany, according to Windpower Monthly and Recharge News. The delays come in a quarter where US impairment losses also weighed on the company's bottom line, with Windpower Monthly reporting a sharp decline in Q1 profits despite higher offshore generation volumes. Grid queue congestion in two of Europe's most active offshore wind markets represents a systemic risk for project schedules and revenue recognition. Operators and lenders with exposure to late-stage UK and German offshore assets should factor extended commissioning timelines into financial models.

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