As the new European Parliament and Commission take office following the EU elections in June, this autumn update outlines the latest data for wind energy in Europe and our expectations for the rest of the decade. Europe now has 278 GW of wind power capacity, with 242 GW onshore and 35 GW offshore. The EU-27 has 225 GW of wind power capacity. The EU is expected to build 22 GW of new wind farms annually from 2024 to 2030 but needs to build 33 GW annually to meet its 2030 climate and energy targets.
+++ Two new projects approved +++ Successful tender results of the PNE Group already total 141.9 MW this year +++
Energiequelle, international project developer, operations manager and provider of innovative energy supply solutions, will be exhibiting at WindEnergy. WindEnergy is the leading trade fair for the wind industry and takes place from 24 to 27 September in Hamburg. The focus of Energiequelle's presence at the trade fair will be on acquiring new projects and co-operations as well as addressing specialists.
Extending turbine lifespan on the service level by 10 years, extending operational time by 50%.
With the construction of two wind farms in the Hochsauerland district in North Rhine-Westphalia, JUWI exceeds the 3,000 megawatt threshold / At WindEnergy in Hamburg from September 24 to 27 in Hall A4, Stand 336 / Joint stand with sister company MVV Trading
We will welcome you at our booth A3.440
+++ Qualitas Energy sets important impulses for sustainable development as part of the Spandau Sustainability Week in Berlin, Germany +++ An invitation was extended to visit a wind farm in Brandenburg, with a focus on explaining how repowering of wind turbines is crucial for enhancing efficiency in the energy transition +++ Qualitas Energy fosters dialogue and close cooperation between politicians, industry, and local stakeholders +++
43 MW Farranrory wind farm
WWEA prepares for several activities on the occasion of the fair.
The global wind energy sector is undergoing rapid advancements, from innovative offshore wind projects and green hydrogen solutions to new developments in Romania, Morocco, and the U.S. However, challenges such as job risks in the EU and extreme weather impacts in China highlight the complexities of this growing industry. Technological breakthroughs and community-driven initiatives are also paving the way for a more sustainable future, with countries like Vietnam and Scotland spearheading new wind projects. Discover the latest in wind energy, where innovation meets sustainability.
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