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.
Global alliance formed to boost offshore wind capacity
It aims to increase offshore wind capacity by 670% to 380GW in 2030.
Global alliance formed to boost offshore wind capacity
It aims to increase offshore wind capacity by 670% to 380GW in 2030.
Onshore wind to play a key role in achieving India’s 2030 target
The country has almost 41GW of onshore wind capacity.
GWEC, GSC call for robust green taxonomy guidelines, accelerated projects permitting
This would speed up investment in renewables.
India could raise RE capacity by about 24GW with wind energy
As of March 2022, 37.7% of its cumulative installed capacity was wind.
What world leaders can do amidst energy crises
The GWEC outlined a five-point action plan.
Vietnam needs ‘clear and transparent’ legal framework for ambitious offshore wind target
Under its PDP 8, it raised its target to 7GW by 2030.
Offshore wind growth to more than double in 2031: report
It is projected to reach nearly 55GW in 2031.
Asia poised to be the largest offshore market by end-2022: GWEC
China has an 80% share in the total installations last year.
Offshore wind industry sees 21.1GW additional capacity in 2021
The GWEC marked this as the industry's “best-ever” year.
Wind suppliers deliver “record-breaking” projects in 2021: report
A total of 104.7GW were installed by 30 wind turbine manufacturers last year.
Global onshore wind capacity rises 72.5GW in 2021
China and the US were the top onshore wind markets.
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