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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.

Wind energy provided 35% of Ireland's electricity in September 2025, a new record for the month, Wind Energy Ireland has revealed.
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Ireland needs an energy policy that goes beyond wishful thinking, say engineers

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Ireland‘s stated target of decarbonising the electricity sector and the wider energy sector by 2050 is based more on aspiration…

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EirGrid, the operator and developer of Ireland’s electricity grid, Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) committing to deepen cooperation and collaboration relating to the development of Ireland's offshore wind sector.
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EirGrid, Enterprise Ireland, and IDA Ireland sign MoU on offshore wind development

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EirGrid, the operator and developer of Ireland’s electricity grid, Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland have signed a Memorandum of Understanding…

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Global renewable energy capacity rose 15.1% to 4,448 GW by the end of last year, a new report by the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) has found.
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Global renewable energy capacity rose 15.1% last year

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Global renewable energy capacity rose 15.1% to 4,448 GW by the end of last year, a new report by the…

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Last year, 47.4% of the net electricity generated in the European Union came from renewable energy sources, new data from Eurostat has revealed.
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47.4% of the electricity generated in the EU last year came from renewable energy

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Last year, 47.4% of the net electricity generated in the European Union came from renewable energy sources, new data from…

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Ørsted has announced the completion of the first phase of its Bahren West onshore wind project in Germany, and unveiled plans for phase two of the project.
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Ørsted announces next stage in Bahren West wind farm development

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Ørsted has announced the completion of the first phase of its Bahren West onshore wind project in Germany, and unveiled…

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Renewable sources accounted for close to half of the total electricity production in the Netherlands last year, new data from Statistics Netherlands has found.
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Electricity production from renewable sources rose 10% in the Netherlands last year

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Renewable sources accounted for close to half of the total electricity production in the Netherlands last year, new data from…

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With 88% of businesses in Scotland citing the impact of rising energy costs, a new report has suggested that zonal pricing – a system where energy costs align with regional energy production levels – could have a marked effect on the economy.
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Zonal pricing could be the solution to high Scottish energy prices

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With 88% of businesses in Scotland citing the impact of rising energy costs, a new report has suggested that zonal…

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A new study led by researchers from Stanford University has suggested that the widespread deployment of carbon capture technologies would be 'much more expensive and damaging' than transitioning entirely to renewable energy.
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Carbon capture deployment ‘much more expensive’ than shift to renewables

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A new study led by researchers from Stanford University has suggested that the widespread deployment of carbon capture technologies would…

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The UK government has launched the Clean Industry Bonus scheme, an investment initiative to support the development of clean energy programmes.
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UK launches ‘Clean Industry Bonus’ scheme

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The UK government has launched the Clean Industry Bonus scheme, an investment initiative to support the development of green energy…

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Finland's S Group has unveiled the Luvia wind farm, in Eurajoki, the latest investment in its multi-year renewable energy strategy.
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Finland’s S Group expands wind power investment

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Finland’s S Group has unveiled the Luvia wind farm, in Eurajoki, the latest investment in its multi-year renewable energy strategy….

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