Wind Power Installations 2022 Stay Below Expectations

• Delays across the globe result in lowest growth since 2019
• 88,6 Gigawatt of additonal capacity added in 2022, equaling a growth rate of 10,5%, after 13,4% in 2021
• Global wind power capacity stands at 934 Gigawatt – 1000 Gigawatt expected to be exceeded in 2023

Dear Madam, dear Sir, The next World Wind Energy Conference & Exhibition WWEC2023 (16-18 May 2023) is approaching and will be hosted in Hobart, Tasmania. WWEC2023 offers a range of sponsorship options which allow our sponsors to obtain high-level visibility at this important event. We are sending you hereby...

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