2020-11-30

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World Wind Energy Association e.V. (WWEA)

World Wind Energy Association
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World Wind Power Deployment: Some Delays in 2020 due to Covid-19, but Bright Future Prospects

World Wind Power Deployment: Some Delays in 2020 due to Covid-19, but Bright Future Prospects

11/06/2020

As part of three #WWEAwebinars on Asia / Australia, Europe / MENA / Africa and America, experts from around the world presented the status of wind power in their countries during the year 2020, and in particular in light of the impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic.

New Study: Women in Community Energy

New Study: Women in Community Energy

08/24/2020

Existing studies indicate that women are very active in the environmental and climate movement, but that they are underrepresented in the area of community energy. WWEA and LEE NRW are therefore investigating the role of women in renewable energies in a new study.

Webinar Invitation: Why Community Power Matters in Times of Crisis – Industrialised Countries

Webinar Invitation: Why Community Power Matters in Times of Crisis – Industrialised Countries

04/22/2020

30 April, 14:00 h to 16:30 h Central Europa Summer time

WWEA: Focus on renewable energy has to be core element of a strategy to restore and green the global economy

WWEA: Focus on renewable energy has to be core element of a strategy to restore and green the global economy

04/17/2020

Wind power capacity worldwide reaches 650,8 GW, 59,7 GW added in 2019 / Leading wind experts from around the world: Corona crisis will slow down the markets in 2020

WWEA welcomes Tasmania as a global renewable energy leader with its 200% renewable energy target

WWEA welcomes Tasmania as a global renewable energy leader with its 200% renewable energy target

03/12/2020

The Government of the Australian state of Tasmania has just announced a long-term strategy for the island in which it sets not a 100% but a 200% renewable energy target for the year 2040. The announcement made by Tasmanian Premier Peter Gutwein follows a previous commitment to 100% renewable energy by 2022.

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