Windpower Monthly Magazine

Windpower Monthly is a business magazine published every month by the Haymarket Media Group, focusing on news and developments in the worldwide wind power industry. Launched in 1985, it has established itself as a longstanding and respected source of information in the field of wind energy.

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Siemens Gamesa eyes Japanese wind power supply chain boost

2 days ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

Siemens Gamesa has moved to boost the wind power supply chain in Japan through a pair of newly signed agreements. It signed a memorandum of understanding with electronics components supplier TDK Corporation in a bid to secure magnets for wind turbines in Japan. Permanent magnets are often used in wind turbine generators. Siemens Gamesa has no wind power manufacturing facilities in Japan.
Interview: Foldable platform takes floating wind design 'beyond copying oil and gas'

2 days ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

Floating offshore wind firm Aikido Technologies is due to install a 15MW prototype in a bid to prove its technology. CEO Sam Kanner tells Windpower Monthly where the foldable design fits in a crowded competition to supply gigawatt-scale floating wind farms
‘Greedy’ Germany plans to use excess offshore wind revenue for federal budget

3 days ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

‘Greedy’ Germany plans to use excess offshore wind revenue for federal budgetGermany’s government has been slammed as “greedy” for its proposals to divert some offshore wind auction revenues away from marine conservation and fisheries to the country’s federal budget.
Analysis: How non-price criteria could shape wind power auctions in the EU

3 days ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

Analysis: How non-price criteria could shape wind power auctions in the EUThe EU has mandated the use of non-price criteria in renewable energy auctions from the end of this year. But member states will have to balance the impacts of implementing them with cost pressures. Windpower Monthly investigates
‘Lives at risk’ as copper theft crime spree hits UK wind farms

4 days ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

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Ocergy eyes 15MW-plus turbine for 2028 floating wind demonstration launch

5 days ago | windpowermonthly.com | Orlando Jenkinson

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Suzlon nets 170MW wind turbine deal in Andhra Pradesh

1 week ago | windpowermonthly.com | Orlando Jenkinson

Suzlon has secured a 170MW turbine purchase agreement from Ampin Energy Transition for an onshore wind farm the renewables developer is building in Andhra Pradesh. The Indian wind turbine manufacturer will supply 54 of its S144 wind turbine generators with 3.15 MW power ratings and hybrid lattice towers. Ampin is developing the onshore wind project in Kurnool on the northern edge of Andhra Pradesh in south-east India.
Wind power patents: Envision | Siemens Gamesa | Nordex | PowerChina

1 week ago | windpowermonthly.com | Craig Richard

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SouthCoast offshore wind farm warns of Trump delay

1 week ago | windpowermonthly.com | Ros Davidson

The SouthCoast Wind project off Massachusetts could be delayed by two years, and the company is incurring $70 million in annual costs, according to court documents filed by developer Ocean Winds. SouthCoast is mentioned in a lawsuit by states against the Trump administration arguing that his “wind pause” in January was illegal. The project had been successful in solicitations by Massachusetts (securing offtake for 1,087MW) and Rhode Island (200MW) in September 2024.
AI and renewable policies must be aligned to overcome bureaucratic hurdles - experts

1 week ago | windpowermonthly.com | Robyn White

AI and renewable policies must be aligned to overcome bureaucratic hurdles – expertsExperts have stressed the need for aligning artificial intelligence (AI) and renewable energy policy, warning that without a more cohesive approach, governments will fail to overcome “huge political bureaucracy challenges”.