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14 September 2026

Masdar sets sights on major German offshore wind expansion

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Masdar sets sights on major German offshore wind expansion

Abu Dhabi-based renewable energy company Masdar has signed two memoranda of understanding with German companies for potential investments of over €8bn ($9. 24bn) in offshore wind and battery energy storage. Under one agreement, German utility RWE and Masdar agreed to consider joint participation in German offshore wind auctions in 2027. This agreement has an indicative investment …

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