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Japanese 2018 installations up 60%

By Craig Richard, 21 February 2019

Japan installed 261MW last year, up 61% year on year on 2017's additions, but lengthy environmental impact assessments (EIAs) continue to hinder development, according to the country's wind power association (JWPA).

Vestas leads Goldwind in 2018 onshore installations

By Craig Richard, 14 February 2019

Vestas extended its market share of onshore wind turbines commissioned last year, while the world's total new onshore capacity declined 3%.

Most turbine models fail to make a profit

By David Weston, 12 February 2019

Turbine manufacturers are "still not as profitable as they need to be to survive" as the cost of developing new turbines is not being recovered by sales, a new report has warned.

How auctions pushed down prices in Latin America

By Patricia Darez, 31 July 2018

Latin America has undergone a renewable-energy revolution over the past few years, doubling its installed capacity between 2007 and 2016. However, if we look just at wind and solar, capacity has actually increased 28-fold over that period.

Enercon subsidiary probes factory fatality

By Craig Richard, 20 July 2018

GERMANY: A 28-year-old man was killed at MTA Metalltechnologie's factory in Lower Saxony on Monday.

Belgium's 'largest battery' connected to wind turbines

By Craig Richard, 18 July 2018

BELGIUM: Printing company Peleman has connected a battery, reported to be the country's largest, to two wind turbines at its manufacturing site in northern Belgium.

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