The Qingzhou offshore wind farm, located in the often turbulent waters of the South China Sea, began producing green power at the end of 2023. Here’s what we know about its features and capabilities.

The North Sea is home to numerous wind turbines which face unique challenges due to the hostile environment. However, with the advent of advanced diagnostic tools like the SKF Multilog IMx machine monitoring devices, the maintenance and efficiency of these wind turbines have seen significant improvements.

Get ready for American Clean Power's highly anticipated Operations, Maintenance and Safety Conference , which will take place at the Manchester Grand Hyatt San Diego from February 21 to 23. Visit SKF at booth 517 for an enlightening exploration of our products.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?