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Ian Griggs

London

Editor, Windpower Monthly Previous: PRWeek, Independent on Sunday, Sunday Telegraph, Metro. Views mine. Also on Bluesky at: https://t.co/Oli4JwNEbA

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  • 3 days ago | windpowermonthly.com | Ian Griggs

    Recorded at the recent WindEurope conference in Copenhagen, Morten Dyrholm, senior vice president of sustainability and public affairs at Danish turbine giant Vestas speaks to Ian Griggs, editor of Windpower Monthly, about his forecast for wind power in Europe, the say/do gap in policy-making across the bloc and why the industry needs to find its voice. This episode was produced by Inga Marsden.

  • 1 month ago | windpowermonthly.com | Ian Griggs

    As Trump began to impose tariffs on US imports, many countries, including China, responded in force with their own tariffs, sparking fears of a global trade war. Although the president has since relented on high tariffs for some countries, the world remains on high alert for yet another US policy reversal, creating a climate of uncertainty, which in turn has knocked the wind industry's confidence to invest.

  • 1 month ago | windpowermonthly.com | Ian Griggs

    The EU’s clean industrial deal contains a raft of measures that could benefit the wind industry. Together, they form a vision of increased electrification across Europe, with state-backed power purchase agreements and guidelines to address foreign subsidies and support the EU’s manufacturing base.

  • 2 months ago | windpowermonthly.com | Ian Griggs

    The EU’s clean industrial deal contains a raft of measures that could benefit the wind industry. Together, they form a vision of increased electrification across Europe, with state-backed power purchase agreements and guidelines to address foreign subsidies and support the EU’s manufacturing base.

  • 2 months ago | windpowermonthly.com | Ian Griggs

    Windpower Monthly’s technology and market trends correspondent – and Turbines of the Year judge – Eize de Vries answers questions about why the winners won and the shape of things to come in turbine technology, both on and offshore. The discussion also touches on why floating wind power has not reached commercial scale yet and whether this sector will ever come of age.

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