Global Wind Energy Council
GWEC is a member-based trade association that represents the entire wind energy sector. The members of GWEC represent over 1,500 companies, organisations and institutions in more than 80 countries, including manufacturers, developers, component suppliers, research institutes, national wind and renewables associations, electricity providers, finance and insurance companies.
See below for the Latest GWEC News, Analysis, Profit Results, Share Price Information, and Commentary.
Wind industry needs over 500,000 techs by 2028 to meet goals
Wind industry needs over 500,000 techs by 2028 to meet goals
Nearly half of these will need to be filled by new entrants.
APAC’s wind energy potential hampered by supply chain bottlenecks
It is expected to add 61% of global wind capacity by 2030.
GWEC appoints new deputy CEO
A new chief industry officer was also named.
Developer-led approach poses uncertainty for South Korea’s offshore wind
Experts believe the government can streamline the process by taking the lead in site designation and subsea surveys.
Offshore wind fuels South Korea’s economic growth
Two recent reports from the Global Wind Energy Council show offshore wind’s significance in the country’s economy.
Offshore wind sector to add 410 GW capacity by 2033
Australia, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and Vietnam are amongst the growth drivers.
Asia Pacific dominates global wind market with 71% share
Record installations highlight the region's renewable energy surge.
APAC leads global wind power sector growth
It posted a 15% YoY increase in terms of additional capacity.
Wind energy sector achieves record growth with 117 GW of new capacity
The installations were located in 54 markets.
Global wind power sector needs over 574,000 technicians by 2027
Annual capacity additions will double in the next five years to 155 GW.
Asia-Pacific’s offshore wind power ambitions look bright
With offshore wind projects set to reach $60.9b by 2030, GWEC expert sheds light on challenges that may slow down the momentum.
Australia to open consultations for 2 more offshore wind projects
The country aims to develop six offshore wind zones.
New offshore wind capacity to reach 380 GW by 2032
Asia Pacific will account for nearly half of the installations.
China will remain as largest wind market: report
It will add 70GW to 80GW annually until 2030.
Around 680GW wind energy capacity to be installed by 2027: report
Policy changes are needed to prevent supply bottlenecks by 2026.
Indonesia to install 450MW wind power by 2027
The additions could be raised to 550MW if barriers are addressed.
Global commission formed to accelerate approvals of renewables, green hydrogen
It is expected to present its recommendations to the UN General Assembly in September 2023.
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