New Year Greetings Dear Members and Friends of WWEA, A lot has happened in the passing year: Wind power has gained additional momentum in 2023, as it has already been reflected in our half-year statistics which we published in November (https://wwindea.org/wwea-half-year-report-2023-additional-momentum-for-windpower-in-2023/). At this very moment,...
By WWEA Secretary General Stefan Gsänger Wind power will set a new record for new installations in 2023, with 110 gigawatts of new capacity added in one year. More than half of the new capacity will be installed in just one country, China, underlining that...
(Deutsch unten/German below)Auctions and restrictive approval procedures constrain community power. The acceptance of the energy transition is thus in danger. Great opportunities lie in the areas of direct marketing, sector coupling and electromobilityBonn, 28 May 2019 (WWEA / LEE NRW) – On the occasion of...
Islamabad/Bonn, June 12, 2018 – The World Wind Energy Association, with the support of Heinrich Böll Stiftung (hbs), Pakistan has conducted a study titled “Impact of 18th Constitutional Amendment on Governance of Renewable Energy in Pakistan.” The primary purpose is to analyse the impacts of...
The World Wind Energy Association had the opportunity to work together with the Korean Wind Energy Industry Association (KWEIA) on identifying the key success factors for the uptake of wind power deployment in several key markets. The purpose of the study has been to provide guidance for...
Contents: Report 2016 Small Wind World Report Summary Regional Focus The Development of Chinese Small Wind Generators Small Wind Power in Austria Hybrid Energy on St. Helena Island – Result and Lessons Learned Optimizing Small Wind Methodology for a Bankable Wind Measurement Program for Small...
Contents: News Analysis The World Sets New Wind Installations Record: 63,7GW New Capacity in 2015 Paris Defines 100% Renewable Energy As the New Normal Community Wind Special A study on Headwind and Tailwind for Community Power Community Wind Perspectives from North-Rhine Westphalia and the World...
Contents: Report Special: World Wind Energy Report 2014 Update: Half-year Report 2015 Inside WWEA New Chair of WWEA Small Wind: Morten V. Petersen China’s Way to Leadership within Wind Energy: Background and Future Small Wind and Off Grid African Rural Electrification: A Private Sector Perspective on Investment Conditions...
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