Wind power companies are due to receive EU funds to help them build floating platform factories, produce wooden towers and blades and manufacture turbines featuring “disruptive sizes”.

Tajikistan plans to begin a rapid ramp-up of its wind power fleet to reach 2GW of installed capacity by 2030 and is reportedly in talks with Chinese and Russian suppliers to help it meet this goal.

The UK government has published new guidance that will determine how sector heavyweights such as Ørsted, Equinor and RWE must navigate high-value disputes over the wake effect between offshore winds.

Windpower Monthly rounds up the latest patents for wind power technology granted and applied for in the last week.

Danish renewables developer Ørsted plans to commercialise its noise-reduction technology platform, Osonic, after signing an agreement with German wind farm developer Luxcara. 

The European chief of Sany Renewable Energy has quit the company. He said that during his tenure, he worked to “change the discourse” about Chinese wind companies being perceived as the "enemy" in the west.