WindEurope wrap-up: Wind industry keen on state aid

Although subsidies have become a thing of the past, this year’s WindEurope convention saw the industry express a need for state aid in a variety of areas – expressed in different terms. Meanwhile, China looms in the background, stoking concerns in the wind sector.
Photo: Wind Europe
Photo: Wind Europe
BY MAZ PLECHINGER, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD

The future appears dazzling for the wind industry, not least when it comes to the offshore wind sector, where new markets continue to emerge around the globe while more mature markets keep upping the ante. This trend has only accelerated further in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and Europe’s commitment to reduce dependency on Russian gas.

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