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Market Data: Project Activity - July 2016
WORLDWIDE: New construction starts were down by two-thirds by MW in July 2016 compared to the same period in 2015.
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Market Data: Turbine deals - June 2016
WORLDWIDE: The first half of 2016 ended with its highest monthly total of turbine deals, with 3.3GW of new purchases agreed during June.
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Market Data: Project Activity - June 2016
WORLDWIDE: New online capacity in June 2016 was a third of the total from a year earlier as new construction starts also halved, according to Windpower Intelligence.
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Market Data: Turbine deals - May 2016
WORLDWIDE: The capacity of turbine deals in a single month has fallen to its lowest amount since March 2016, figures from Windpower Intelligence, the research and data division of Windpower Monthly.
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Windpower Monthly Windicator: September 2023
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Manufacturers receive stock market boost
WORLDWIDE: Some of the world's biggest turbine manufacturers are limping back to health with a vote of confidence from the stock markets, according Windpower Monthly's Windicator.
Windicator: Capacity Analysis
Although 3GW of new capacity has been added since our last report, there are now signs of a slowdown in the rate of worldwide growth.
Windicator quarterly update: industry share price performance
The wind power industry's miserable start to 2010 continued into the second quarter as a slew of weak earnings figures meant that stocks continued to haemorrhage value.
Massive growth but little impact on global supply
Global wind power capacity will more than treble to 58,000 MW within five years -- and it will increase to 145,000 MW by 2010. The projection for the decade represents an eightfold growth in capacity, but even then wind will only provide 1.78% of the predicted world electric energy output in ten years' time. These are just some of the many conclusions reached by Danish company BTM Consult in its latest World Market Update, the fifth in an annual series on international wind energy development.
