Investing in the future – 2023 offshore wind energy boom
The offshore wind energy sector experienced unprecedented growth in 2023, as reported by TGS-4C Offshore, the leading authority in energy data and intelligence. Below are the key facts and observations from their latest report.
Wind on water – Spain’s DemoSATH
Spain successfully launched DemoSATH in 2023, its first floating offshore wind turbine. Connected to the electrical grid, it is the fifth floating technology in Europe with a turbine over 1 MW to operate on the open sea. It is also the continent's third concrete-based technology to reach this stage.
A story of growth and innovation – Brazil’s wind power
Brazil, a country renowned for its diverse and abundant natural resources, has made remarkable strides in renewable energy. This article explores the evolution of Brazil’s wind power industry, tracing its journey from modest beginnings to becoming a global leader in wind energy.
Blowing strong – The evolution of German wind industry
The wind energy industry in Germany embodies a blend of technological innovation, environmental commitment, and economic development. This article will highlight its significant milestones and challenges and delve into how government incentives and public support are positively shaping its landscape.
World market domination – China’s surge in wind energy
The Global Wind Energy Council, based in Brussels, has released figures that paint a striking picture of China’s burgeoning role in the global wind energy market. As of 2022, Chinese manufacturers have been responsible for supplying an astonishing 60% of the world’s installed wind turbines — a testament to the country’s rapidly expanding influence in the industry.
Transitioning from dependency to renewable resilience – The Moroccan model
Once heavily reliant on energy imports, Morocco is now shifting to renewable energy, particularly wind, driven by robust national policies. This transition positions Morocco as a renewable leader in the Arab region, providing a replicable model for other nations. What can they learn from Morocco’s model?
Gales and gills – The world’s first renewable energy and aquaculture project
Shanghai Electric Wind Power Group has proudly announced the completion of a pioneering offshore renewable energy project, combining floating wind power with deep-sea aquaculture. This landmark project, situated in the National Marine Ranching Demonstration Zone, is located off Nanri Island in the coastal waters of Putian, Fujian Province, China.
Renewable royalty – The United Kingdom’s pioneering role in offshore wind
The United Kingdom has established itself as a global leader in offshore wind power, underscoring its prominence in renewable energy. From humble beginnings to the role of international influence, the UK serves as a model for other nations. What can they learn from its success in renewable energy?
The world’s most powerful wind turbine – Mingyang’s MySE 22MW
Breaking new ground in the race for renewable energy supremacy, Mingyang Smart Energy has set the industry abuzz with its recent announcement. The company has unveiled plans for a new offshore wind turbine model, the MySE 22MW, aimed at redefining what is possible in wind energy generation.
