(SeeNews) - Mar 22, 2013 – The last day of the week has brought the news that the European Commission (EC) was taking Poland and Cyprus to court over failing to implement the renewable energy directive. The two member states are also facing heavy penalties. Earlier this week, German government officials have admitted the dynamic development of renewable energy would put the country at risk of "dramatic over-production of electricity" by 2020, unless measures are taken. Meanwhile, France invites bids for a combined 1.0 GW in a second offshore tender, while EDP and Repsol get positive recommendation for their 1.5 GW wind project, with final decision being in the hands of the Scottish state now. Australia sticks to the renewable energy target of 20% despite opposition pressure for reduction.
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