In a new study published on Thursday 30 October, the Ember think-tank and the Global Offshore Wind Alliance (GOWA) reveal that, despite an expected slowdown on the part of the United States, global offshore wind targets remain ambitious enough to triple capacity by 2030.
A total of 27 countries, 27 sub-national governments and three regions have set targets for offshore wind energy capacity, representing 263 GW by 2030. Adding China’s contribution, based solely on the predictions of the...