GWEC in press

Recharge Ulaanbaatar-based Clean Energy LLC plans to build as much as 400MW of wind capacity at four sites throughout Mongolia.

The New Indian Express The Global Wind Energy Outlook 2014 by Greenpeace states that with the reintroduction of the original Accelerated Depreciation benefit in September 2014 (retroactive to April 1, 2014), the Indian wind energy market is set to see strong installation numbers starting in 2015. The report said that with the new policy, India

Business Spectator The Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and Greenpeace International have released the 2014 edition of the Global Wind Energy Outlook, finding wind power could reach 2000 GW by 2030 under an ‘advanced scenario’., and supply up to 17-19% of global electricity. Wind energy installations totalled 318 GW globally by the end of 2013, and

Energy Business Review The global wind power could reach 2,000GW by 2030, according to a 2014 edition of the Global Wind Energy Outlook released by the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) and Greenpeace International. According to the report, the wind power is expected to reach 2,000GW by 2030, and supply up to 17-19% of global

 IOL SciTech Wind power could supply between 17 and 19 percent of global electricity by 2030 and create more than two million new jobs. At this level, wind power would reduce carbon emissions by more than three billion tons a year. These are the projections in the Global Wind Energy Outlook 2014 report by the

Clean Water Initiative of Florida Wind capacity could increase nearly seven-fold by 2030, reaching a total of more than 2,000 gigawatts and meeting almost 20 percent of electricity demand, according to a new report. Released on Wednesday, the Global Wind Energy Outlook 2014 says that while wind power is already in 90 countries — with