Global well-being refers to the responsibility to ensure safe and fair living conditions for communities involved in the material supply chain. At the same time, the land use change at the site
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China has drastically increased its national targets for wind power installations, aiming for 1.3 terawatts by 2030 and an ambitious 5 TW by 2060, a move hailed by the Global Wind Energy
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Currently, the bulk of annual wind power investment goes to the installation of new onshore wind power capacities, and a virtually insignificant share is needed for replacement of retired installed capacities.
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This roadmap targets 12% of global electricity from wind energy by 2050. 2 000 GW of capacity will annually avoid the emission of 2.8 gigatonnes of CO equivalent.
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The Beijing Declaration on Wind Energy 2.0, which was published by more than 1000 wind power firms at China Wind Power 2025 yesterday, sets the
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Renewables, in particular wind and solar technologies, are responsible for one of the largest shares of global CO2 emission reductions between now and 2030 in
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To date, we have already more than halved emissions from our power plants – and our commitment is clear: we aim to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2040. Our
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The European wind power package was adopted on 24 October 2023 with the aim of strengthening the EU wind industry. The package consists of two elements: an action plan and a communication.
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To help guide national target setting, we have produced 1.5°C compatible wind and solar benchmarks for 11 key countries, responsible for over
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The world''s leading wind energy scientists and engineers identified five research areas as critical to advancing wind energy deployment: wind atmospheric science, wind turbine systems, wind plants
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