The international body said the wind industry holds the potential to create jobs, generate zero carbon renewable power and drive green investment.
Read More »US Wind Sector Delivers Strong First Quarter Despite Coronavirus Crisis
A record 1,800MW of new capacity was installed across the nation in the first three months of 2020.
Read More »Vestas Secures Orders to Supply Custom Turbines for Two Vietnamese Wind Projects
Both wind farms are located in mountainous terrain in Quang Tri province.
Read More »Innogy Launches National Skills Hub to Service Offshore Wind Farms Across the UK
The pilot programme by innogy will provide candidates with a National Vocational Qualification to work at renewable energy assets across the globe.
Read More »Wind-Turbine Materials Market will Double by 2026
The wind-turbine materials market is expected to double in value to nearly $20 billion in 2026 from today’s value, US-based Frost and Sullivan has forecast. The market analyst outfit expects the market for “structural and non-structural materials” to grow at a compound annual rate of 8.9% — from $10.76 billion …
Read More »Sweden Launches Its First Wooden Wind Power Tower
Carbon dioxide absorbed by trees as they grow is stored in the wooden tower, which means that the wind turbines are climate-neutral.
Read More »East Anglia ONE Offshore Wind Farm Installs Last Turbine
On completion, the 714MW plant is expected to power the equivalent of around 630,000 UK homes with renewable power.
Read More »RWE Turns on New Wind Farm to Power 15,000 Homes in Poland
The project increases the firm’s total installed capacity in the country to approximately 380MW.
Read More ȯrsted Switches on New Wind Farm to Power One Million Dutch Homes
The new offshore project will become the ‘largest’ offshore wind farm in the Netherlands when completed.
Read More »Norway Approves Floating Wind Farm to Power Oil and Gas Platforms
The project is expected to help reduce emissions by more than 200,000 tonnes per year, equivalent to annual emissions from 100,000 cars.
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