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Today's feed is dominated by two regulatory flashpoints — the UK's AR8 auction framework taking shape and Taiwan rewriting its offshore wind allocation rules — alongside a court-ordered blade cleanup in Texas that carries direct liability implications for operators and insurers. Supply-chain resilience, BP's Japanese exit, and Germany's grid-connection delays round out the key signals for asset managers.

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France's latest onshore wind auction heavily oversubscribed, with repowering projects taking majority of capacity

Repowering projects accounted for the majority of capacity awarded in France's most recent onshore wind CfD auction, which was heavily oversubscribed, Windpower Monthly reports. The result signals strong developer appetite for repowering over greenfield development in the French market, likely reflecting faster permitting and lower site-risk for existing infrastructure. Asset managers with legacy French onshore wind portfolios should note that repowering is now a competitive, auction-supported pathway. The oversubscription also suggests French onshore auction volumes may need to increase to clear market demand.

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