GWEC in press

WindTech International The Global Wind Energy Council and Greenpeace International have released the 2014 edition of the Global Wind Energy Outlook. The report shows that wind power could reach 2,000GW by 2030, and supply up to 17-19% of global electricity, creating over 2 million new jobs and reducing CO2 emissions by more than 3 billion […]

ReNews Global wind capacity could reach 2000GW by 2030 and meet up to 19% of electricity demand, according to a report. The Global Wind Energy Outlook, released by the Global Wind Energy Council and Greenpeace International, also states that the sector could create more than two million new jobs worldwide and slash CO2 emissions by

Ozarksfirst.com Wind power could be a global workhorse, providing up to 18.8 percent of global electricity needs by 2030, and even more beyond that, if it’s aggressively pursued, a new report concludes. Under an “advanced scenario” modeled by the report, wind power would be green-lighted by governments around the world, and reach close to 2,000

Recharge China will drive the global wind power industry’s sharp recovery this year, but Brazil, South Africa and Mexico will be the world’s most exciting growth markets in the years to come, according to GWEC head Steve Sawyer.

PennEnergy Onshore wind is a cheaper source of power than gas, coal and nuclear when ‘external’ factors such as air quality, human toxicity and climate change are considered, a new EU report has found. According to a study by analysis firm Ecofys commissioned by the EU and released this week, onshore wind’s approximate cost per

WORLDWIDE: They say that it gets darkest just before dawn. I just hope that’s true. As Gandhi allegedly said, “first they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win”. We’re definitely at stage three. As we stand peering over the brink of the climate-change abyss, we are at the same