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• Generation innovation for wind turbines
  Part two: We continue our focus on cost reduction in wind energy, and ask some major innovators in the sector where we are heading for in the major markets.
• Comment: North German state doubles onshore wind energy
  With one of the highest concentrations of wind generating capacity in Europe – if not the world – the north German state of Schleswig-Holstein plans to double the amount of wind energy it generates from wind turbines on land.
• Renewable energy in Scotland
  An excellent wind resource, powerful coastlines and a wealth of woodland give Scotland an undeniable advantage in the renewable energy race. And Scotland’s politicians appear keen on using this clean energy potential as a major tool to drive economic development. Derry Alldritt and David Hopwood report.
• Offshore wind – do we have what it takes?
  According to analyst Emerging Energy Research (EER), the global installed offshore wind base is expected to grow to nearly 45 GW in 2020. But how far are we away from the technology and supply chain to reach that goal? Renewable Energy Focus' Kari Larsen investigates.
• From intermittent to variable: can we manage wind power?
  The renewable energy industry suffers from intermittent wind but the conditions can be cured. That, at least is the tenor of a number of recent studies and reports. Even transmission operators who previously had serious reservations about wind energy are now thinking hard about dealing with the variable nature of wind power. As George Marsh discovers, most believe that the problem can be managed.

• 1. Measuring Madrid underground’s geothermal energy
• 2. Controversy over high subsidies to UK wind power
• 3. UK Government loses feed-in tariff appeal
• 4. UK's Renewable Heat Incentive opens for applications
• 5. UK proposes March solar feed-in tariff deadline depending on court appeal