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US federal wind policy remains the dominant story as the Trump administration continues to block nearly all domestic wind projects despite a court ruling, while the 704 MW Revolution Wind farm off Rhode Island completed turbine installation — a notable operational milestone for the sector. Asset managers and insurers should also watch Acciona Energía's financial distress and Germany's contentious grid and auction reform debate, both of which carry significant portfolio implications.

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German wind association BWE president dissects controversial grid and auction reform proposals ahead of WindEnergy Hamburg

Windpower Monthly published a podcast in which BWE president Bärbel Heidebroek analyses German government proposals to reform onshore and offshore wind grid connection and auction frameworks. The episode was timed ahead of the WindEnergy Hamburg conference. For operators and asset managers active in Germany — Europe's largest wind market — proposed changes to auction design and grid fee allocation carry direct revenue and investment-planning implications. Heidebroek's views represent the German wind industry's assessment of the reforms.

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