WWEA General Assembly Elects New Board: Dr. Irfan Afzal Mirza has been re-elected as WWEA President - Vice Presidents from around the World
White paper on community energy benefits was launched by IRENA with support from WWEA
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+++ Ensuring A Social Licence for Wind Projects in Latin America +++ Learn More, Download the Full Report Today
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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.
WWEA prepares for several activities on the occasion of the fair.
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Platform underlines the need to target 100% renewables globally
Wind Energy Insights Issue #1 with Bureau Veritas
A HowTo-List to reach the 2030 Goals.
More than 120 countries committed at COP28 to triple renewable capacity by 2030, now it is time for action. The APAC Wind Energy Summit is a key forum for making the 3xRenewables target a reality by driving action across APAC and ensuring the region leads the way in wind energy deployment.
117 GW of new wind capacity were added in 2023. The report is now available to download!
WWEA Secretary General Stefan Gsänger chairs the Empowering People working group, WWEA Vice President Monica Oliphant continues as a member of the Steering Group
The EU Commission today announced that it will launch an inquiry into Chinese suppliers of wind turbines under the new Foreign Subsidies Regulation. The announcement comes as Chinese wind turbine manufacturers are pushing hard and winning some orders in Europe. They offer cheap turbines and generous finance which distorts the integrity of the European market and disrupts fair competition.
The Energy Ministers of 8 Baltic Sea countries – Lithuania, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Poland and Sweden agreed the Vilnius Declaration, pledging closer collaboration to secure critical offshore energy infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region. This comes after the Russian invasion of Ukraine and various acts of sabotage to energy infrastructure in the Baltic Sea have created new security concerns. The signatories commit to deter possible malign activities against offshore and underwater infrastructure within NATO and EU.
+++ 116 Gigawatt added in 2023 equaling 12,5% growth +++ China installed around 75 Gigawatt, two thirds of new capacity +++ Wind power generates 10% of global electricity
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