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Today's feed is dominated by two high-stakes policy stories — a multi-state US legal challenge to the Trump administration's offshore wind lease buyout programme, and a UK study warning that rising seabed leasing fees could undermine project economics — alongside a notable operational incident in Ireland and a significant O&M base decision for one of Scotland's largest planned offshore wind farms. Asset managers and insurers should note the compounding regulatory and cost pressures visible across multiple markets simultaneously.

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Windpower Monthly: AI brings wind industry opportunities but experts warn of multiplying cybersecurity risks

Windpower Monthly reports that industry experts at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026 welcomed AI applications in wind power but cautioned against 'multiplying risks' and a growing number of potential attack vectors for malicious actors. The article is directly relevant to operators and asset managers integrating AI into SCADA and fleet management systems, as expanded digital connectivity increases cybersecurity exposure. Insurers underwriting cyber risk for wind energy assets should note the expert framing around compounding attack surfaces. The piece does not quantify specific loss scenarios but flags the issue as a systemic concern for the sector.

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