There are good grounds for optimism for the future of the global wind power industry....
Wind power in Europe was not looking particularly healthy even before the pandemic struck....
The merger of Siemens and Gamesa was never going to be a simple affair. Two major multinational wind...
There was always something slightly dispiriting about the phrase "energy transition". It represented...
This column is generally written with the reasonable expectation that the world will not have radica...
Too early to tell would be a fair summary of the wind industry's judgment on the extent to which the...
Our annual energy costs analysis highlights the increasing price-competitiveness of wind energy worl...
The prominence of Chinese machinery in our selection of the year's best new wind-energy hardware can...
The slowdown decimating Germany's onshore sector has come as little surprise. Following the 2017 ten...
Fatih Birol, executive head of the International Energy Agency (IEA), is not alone in recognising a ...
The Windpower Monthly editorial team did not participate in the worldwide climate-crisis strikes and...
One of the last pieces of legislation passed through the UK parliament under the premiership of Ther...
Beleaguered turbine manufacturer Senvion is in the midst of a recovery, with the backlog of orders n...
Australians went to the polling booths on 18 May to vote in what was billed as the climate-change el...
Houston will host this year's American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) conference and exhibition (20-...
The consolidation of wind-turbine OEMs has taken another couple of small steps in recent weeks. Firs...
China aside, 2018 was not a great year for worldwide wind-power growth....
The headline figures -- nameplate capacity of 5.6MW and rotor diameter of up to 162 metres -- are st...
Unless your name is Donald Trump, the devastation wreaked by Hurricane Michael in Florida last month...
Ørsted has spent more than $1 billion in the past two months, buying up more than just US wind capac...