Goldwind's GW 150-2.8MW won Windpower Monthly's award for the best onshore turbine up to 3.4MW categ...
The G+ Offshore Wind Health and Safety Organisation is ‘disappointed’ by the rise in injuries tied t...
Renewable energy asset owners relying more heavily on digital systems during the coronavirus pandemi...
Swedish firm Altor has agreed to buy a 30% stake in Nordic onshore wind developer OX2, which is on t...
The main support scheme for wind power in the US could be extended by five years under proposals inc...
Mining group Anglo American has agreed to buy some of the output from a 195MW section of a 504MW win...
German OEM Nordex has announced the start of construction work for a concrete tower factory employin...
Chinese OEM Dongfang is set to claim victory in the race to install the country’s first operational ...
Segmented turbine towers offer the best technical feasibility and cost effectiveness for high hub he...
Ambitious national targets and proposed EU funding will not be enough to boost wind power in Italy u...
Wind will become the largest power source for the European Union in less than five years, driven by ...
Japan has launched its first ever public tender to kickstart its nascent floating offshore wind indu...
Clearer auction terms and friendlier permitting regimes could help low-cost onshore wind flourish in...
Germany’s second onshore wind-only auction of 2020 only awarded just over half the available 825MW c...
A UK demonstration project to allow inspection drones and ‘six-legged blade crawlers with robotic ar...
Iberdrola has agreed an option to take the majority stakes in eight major offshore wind projects in ...
With installation of the third and final turbine now complete, a video series documents the key phas...
The developer of the US’ first freshwater wind farm in the Great Lakes has appealed against over-res...
Shell, Total, Equinor and EDF Renewables are among ten energy companies that have thrown their weigh...
A new government framework is likely to enable more onshore wind development but risks hindering tec...