Take a trip inside Sif's newly-expanded monopile manufacturing plant in Rotterdam with chief executive Fred van Beers who later sits down with reNEWS editor Stephen Dunne to discuss a looming slowdown in offshore wind and the rising threat from Chinese suppliers

John Reilly, who heads up Irish developer BnM's renewable energy business, tells The reNEWS Podcast about the decommissioning of the country's first commercial-scale wind farm, what will replace it and how the project tells a broader story about the current grid issues facing onshore wind.

New WindEurope chief executive Tinne van der Straeten outlines her priorities in the job, her views on the threat from Chinese suppliers, the reason why the Hamburg Declaration will come good and her concerns over growing anti-renewables right-wing rhetoric.

A reNEWS dispatch from trade group Scottish Renewables' Offshore Wind Conference 2026 in Glasgow. Hear Net Zero and Energy Cabinet Secretary Gillian Martin's call to level the playing field, Crown Estate Scotland on a pivotal year for ScotWind leases and Chinese turbine supplier Mingyang's blueprint for European expansion.

Matt Haag is the project director of the 450MW Neart na Gaoithe offshore wind farm off the east coast of Scotland. In this week's reNEWS podcast, Haag reflects on the challenges of a troubled five-year construction campaign.

reNEWS Offshore Wind Editor Paul Stephen on the ORE Catapult's UK Offshore Wind Supply Chain Spotlight event in Edinburgh and his interview with the innovation organisation's chief Steve Foxley

GB Energy chief executive Dan McGrail tells reNEWS why he believes the publicly-owned energy company's renewables strategy is a recipe for success

Skyborn chief executive Patrick Lammers tells reNEWS editor Stephen Dunne why the offshore wind sector is in trouble, how it can be revived and what his company's strategy is for future projects.