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Wind energy harnesses the power of moving air to generate electricity using onshore and offshore wind turbines. As one of the world’s fastest-growing renewable energy sources, wind power plays a vital role in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, strengthening energy security and supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy.

SustainabilityOnline provides coverage of the latest wind energy developments, including offshore and onshore wind projects, clean energy investment, grid infrastructure, energy storage, corporate renewable energy strategies and evolving policy and regulation. We explore how organisations are increasing renewable electricity generation, investing in wind power, improving energy resilience and responding to changing sustainability legislation. We also examine developments in power purchase agreements (PPAs), industrial decarbonisation, sustainable finance and the role of wind energy in achieving net zero ambitions.

Related topics: wind energy, wind power, onshore wind, offshore wind, wind turbines, renewable energy, clean energy, energy transition, decarbonisation, renewable electricity, energy storage, power purchase agreements (PPAs), grid infrastructure, greenhouse gas emissions, climate policy, sustainable infrastructure, net zero, corporate sustainability and ESG reporting.

More than half (54%) of the European Union's electricity requirements came from renewable energy sources in the second half of this year, new data has shown.
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Over half of the EU’s electricity came from renewable sources in Q2 2025

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More than half (54%) of the European Union’s electricity requirements came from renewable energy sources in the second half of…

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Ørsted reports 'strategic progress' in first-half results
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Offshore wind giant Ørsted seeks to strengthen capital structure

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Ørsted, one of the world’s biggest developers and operators of offshore wind farms, has announced the launch of a rights…

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Ireland's Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment has published a National Designated Maritime Area Plan (DMAP) Proposal to determine the future development and management of offshore renewable energy resources off the country's coast.
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Irish government publishes National DMAP Proposal to progress offshore renewable energy agenda

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Ireland’s Department of Climate, Energy and the Environment has published a National Designated Maritime Area Plan (DMAP) Proposal to determine…

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Opposition to renewable energy projects in Germany is being driven more by local concerns than by right-wing populism, a new study by researchers at the Research Institute for Sustainability in Potsdam has found.
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Opposition to renewable energy projects driven more by local concerns than political populism

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Opposition to renewable energy projects in Germany is being driven more by local concerns than by right-wing populism, a new…

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The Environmental Defense Fund and the Union of Concerned Scientists have gone to court to seek to block the Trump administration’s use of an 'unlawfully created' science report to justify attacks on climate protections.
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Trump’s tax credit guidance a ‘senseless attack’ on clean energy

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The Trump administration’s new tax credit guidance, which alters how renewable energy projects qualify for federal tax credits, represents a…

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The Irish government has said that the country made 'major progress' in accelerating both onshore and offshore renewable energy last year.
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Ireland making ‘major progress’ on onshore and offshore renewable energy, government says

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The Irish government has said that the country made ‘major progress’ in accelerating both onshore and offshore renewable energy last…

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Energy systems dominated by wind and solar are 'competitive, reliable, and technically and economically feasible', according to a new report by the Energy Transitions Commission (ETC).
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Wind and solar-dominant power systems are ‘competitive and reliable’

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Energy systems dominated by wind and solar are ‘competitive, reliable, and technically and economically feasible’, according to a new report…

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Renewable energy sources contributed 28.1% of total electricity production in the United States in May 2025, compared to 26.5% in the same month a year ago, and in spite of president Donald Trump's ongoing disdain for renewables.
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Renewables accounted for close to 30% of US electricity generation in May

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Renewable energy sources contributed 28.1% of total electricity production in the United States in May 2025, compared to 26.5% in…

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Renewable energy growth unevenly distributed, says IRENA

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The International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has said that despite renewable energy capacity growing by more than 15% last year,…

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Masdar, Iberdrola announce €5.2 billion investment in UK wind farm

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Masdar and Iberdrola have announced a €5.2 billion co-investment in the UK’s East Anglia Three offshore wind farm project. In…

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