India must enhance wind power capacity to achieve its 2030 renewable energy targets and support its net-zero goals. Explore insights and recommendations in our report.
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Read Accelerating Onshore Wind Capacity Addition In India To Achieve the 2030 Target (2022)
Wind industry produces action plan for policymakers to steer a way out of the current energy and climate change crises.
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Read Five Point Plan to Accelerate Renewables 2022
This year's definitive report on the state of the Global Offshore Wind Industry and thechallenges it is facing to continue its expansion.
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Read Global Offshore Wind Report 2022
COP26 must mark the start of a new era of sustainable development powered by renewable energy. Explore GWEC's COP26 Global Wind Energy Manifesto to find out how wind energy is at the heart of climate change mitigation.
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Read COP26 Global Wind Energy Manifesto 2021
To celebrate the launch of the Global Wind Energy Council's 2021 Offshore Wind Report, industry figures got together in Shoreham, in southern England, to discuss the industry and take a look at Rampion.
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Nearly half a million workers need to be trained to GWO standard to deliver onshore and offshore wind forecast safely over the next five years. Explore the Global Wind Workforce Outlook 2021-2025 to learn more.
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Read Global Wind Workforce Outlook 2021 - 2025
Explore GWEC India's wind energy market outlook, highlighting growth opportunities, decarbonisation strategies, and the critical role of wind in the nation's clean energy transition by 2025.
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Read India Wind Energy Market Outlook 2025
In 2020, the wind capacity lost to the pandemic is estimated by GWEC Market Intelligence at around 15 GW – most of the downgrade will affect onshore wind, with volume shifting to come online by 2021 instead.
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Read Global Offshore Wind Report 2020
Explore the India Wind Outlook 2020 report, which analyzes challenges and forecasts for India's wind energy market, aiming for 50 GW capacity by 2022 amidst ongoing hurdles.
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Read India Wind Outlook Towards 2022 (2020)
From the first publication of our annual global wind report in 2005. Read the collection through the years until 2019. For more current reports, please see the reports page.
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