GWEC: Brazil wind power taking off, industry seeks long-term policy

Brazil Windpower 2011: Timely event in a booming market

GWEC: 1,928.8 MW of wind power contracted at Brazilian auctions

Brazil Windpower 2010: Timely event in a booming market

Brazil - Wind energy booms and is turns out to be cheaper than gas

Wind farm projects in the auction on Wednesday won 39 per cent of the total capacity contracted, offering an average price of 99.58 reais (.91) per megawatt hour

GWEC: Wind power drives global renewable energy growth

Global Wind Energy Council: WindMade label standard presented to US market

Global Wind Energy Council: WindMade appoints first CEO

Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC): Global Wind Day - parachuting and painting from Europe to the US, Australia to Uruguay

Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC): Wind power ready to fill Japan energy gap

Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC): Renewable energy can exceed global demand, according to UN report

The fact that wind power uses no water is good news for this water-stressed continent. 97% of the continent’s total wind farm installations are located in Egypt (550 MW), Morocco (286 MW) and Tunisia (114 MW)

Middle East - With power demand growing rapidly, wind energy has still not taken off

The region's wind resource is excellent in some countries such as Iran, Oman, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Jordan

Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC): GWEC projects recovery in global wind energy market

World Water Day: Wind power saves water

Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC): Brazil Windpower 2010: Timely event in a booming market

With investments exceeding €47 billion and especially thanks to Asian markets, 2010 wind power installed capacity increased by 22.5% over 2009. Western wind farm markets’ growth rate has instead slowed down.

Global wind capacity increases by 22% in 2010 - Asia leads growth

Brazil Windpower 2010: Timely event in a booming market

Slow but measurable progress at climate talks in Cancún

Brazil Windpower 2010: Timely event in a booming market

Wind power industry calls for urgent progress in Cancún climate talks

Wind energy could produce more than 12% of the electricity needed globally by 2020, saving 10 billion tons of CO2 in the process, or 1.5 billion tons per year

Wind power to provide a fifth of world’s electricity by 2030

Wind energy could meet 12% of global power demand by 2020, and up to 22% by 2030, according to a study published today by the Global Wind Energy Council and Greenpeace International

Global wind capacity to reach close to 200 GW this year

Wind enthusiasts around the world celebrate Global Wind Day

Klaus Rave new GWEC Chairman

No slow-down for global wind energy

China overtakes Germany as second leading wind power nation

Global wind power boom continues despite economic woes

China doubles installed capacity for fifth year running - Global markets up 31%

Copenhagen Accord: No clear signal to markets and investors

The ‘Road to Copenhagen’ is finally over, but the ‘Road to Mexico' has only just began.

Climate change. There is a solution… Pass it on!

The Wind Day goes global

Promoting wind energy around the world