Siemens

Wind farm shut down again after blade breaks off Siemens Gamesa 4.X turbine

By Orlando Jenkinson, 12 April 2024

A wind farm in Norway has been shut down after a blade broke off a Siemens Gamesa 4.X turbine at the project.

Developers seek environmental approval for Baltyk I wind farm in Poland

By Gail Rajgor, 10 April 2024

‘Coercion and discrimination’ – Chinese commerce body attacks EU probe

By Orlando Jenkinson, 10 April 2024

China has accused Europe of economic coercion and discrimination against its companies as well as threatening progress on tackling climate change, following an announcement that the EU intends to investigate potential breaches of foreign subsidy regulations.

Analysis: How will Red Sea attacks impact the wind power supply chain?

By Craig Richard, 11 February 2024

Houthi attacks on commercial vessels in the Red Sea have forced shipping companies to send ships on longer, more expensive routes. Windpower Monthly looks into the impact on the wind power industry

Japan brings 300MW of new wind online in first weeks of 2024

By David Carr, 9 February 2024

The first few weeks of 2024 have seen a flurry of activity in the Japanese wind sector, with almost 300MW of new capacity brought online and projects in development making progress.

‘Considerably better times ahead’ for Vestas after profit return – analysts

By Craig Richard, 8 February 2024

Analysts see a bright future for Vestas after the turbine maker confirmed a return to annual profits, higher than expected revenue, rising orders and a bullish outlook for 2024.