Wind

The era of subsidy-free renewable energy projects in the Iberian region is here.

Will General Electric hive off its renewables division?

Investments in renewable energy of around $57bn in California could be jeopardised if the US state’s largest utility slips into bankruptcy.

Someone’s trashing your reputation online. Right now they’re calling you a lowlife, a parasite and a murderer. They say you love killing and maiming wildlife, and you care nothing for the human suffering you cause. Worse, they say you enjoy profiting from it.

Have you signed up for Financing Wind North America on 24th and 25th April in Denver, Colorado?

Ten thousand. This was the number of people employed in the UK’s offshore wind sector at the end of 2017. It is set to increase more than threefold to 36,000 by 2032 as the industry prepares to reach 35GW of installed capacity, according to Aura Wind Energy.

On 24th and 25th April 2019, we're due to host our second annual Financing Wind North America conference in Denver, Colorado.

MHI Vestas chief executive Philippe Kavafyan explained the offshore turbine maker’s approach to global growth at our Financing Wind Europe conference in London on 1st November.

Some members of the British government rightly laud the success of the wind industry – but don’t see as a priority the challenges facing developers and investors. That’s the view we've been left with after an event we attended with the UK’s energy minister.

On 25th April 2019, we're due to host our second Financing Wind North America conference in Denver (Colorado). There are some regular questions we hear when we talk to current and future members about this event, so we wanted to take a few minutes to answer six of the most important.

I love the week before Christmas. Yes, it’s almost mid-January, so no doubt some of you are furiously grinding your teeth at any mention of ‘the C word’. All I can say is watch out for next month’s romance-related puns.

Taiwan is among the most promising emerging markets for offshore wind, if not the most. But political and policy changes since November have shaken this nascent market – and caused shockwaves among developers and investors.