The Chinese government has announced some good news for the PV and wind industries with a target of 160GW of new solar and wind capacity to be added in 2023.
By announcing the first competitions for offshore wind areas, the Norwegian government takes a big step towards its ambition of allocating areas for 30,000 MW offshore wind by 2040.
CWEA officially released the “2022 China Wind Power Hoisting Capacity Statistical Briefing”. In 2022, the country (excluding Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan regions) will have a newly installed capacity of 11098 units, with a capacity of 49.83 million kilowatts; Among them, the newly installed capacity of onshore wind power is 44.672 million kilowatts, and that […]
The 24th China Environmental Expo in 2023 will be held at the Shanghai New International Expo Center.
The amount of ocean space occupied by installations will grow five-fold by 2050, driven by offshore wind, which will account for 80 per cent of stationary infrastructure at sea by midcentury, followed by aquaculture (13 per cent) and oil and gas (5 per cent), according to DNV.
Brigg Vind, a consortium of Vårgrønn, Å Energi, and Corio Generation, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Windport AS to develop port facilities for offshore wind in Agder, Norway.
China’s “first” deep-sea floating wind platform has set sail from Zhuhai in south China’s Guangdong province to Wenchang, Hainan province.
Recently, Italian wind power developer Fintel Energia announced that it has selected Yunda Wind Power as the preferred wind turbine supplier for its ongoing Maestrale Ring onshore wind power project.
The recyclable thermosetting resin blade developed by Mingyang Intelligent with a length of 75.7 meters was successfully put off the production line in Baotou. This blade is the world’s first large-scale blade equipped with recyclable epoxy pultruded plates and recyclable sandwich materials, achieving more than 95% of blade material recycling. As the first complete machine […]