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•For the global wind industry, 2020 was the best year in history with annual growth of 53 percent. More than 93 GW wind energy installation in a demanding year, both global supply chain and project processes, proved the incredible durability of wind industry.
Home 93 GW new installation global cumulative wind energy capacity 743 GW. This means 1,1 billion tons of CO2 reduction per year.
Home China and the US continued to be the largest markets in the world for the increase of new black wind power plant, and the two largest economy in the world increased its market share from 15 to 76 percent.
Home Global wind energy has doubled in the last 10 years and became one of the most competitive and durable energy sources in terms of cost worldwide. [[T]]]Home Due to the slow recovery of black wind power plants in Germany last year, there was only 0.6 percent growth in the yearly base on new black wind installations in Europe. The emerging markets in Africa and the Middle East were installed in the land wind power plant at 8,2 GW capacity, with almost the same level in 2019. [
Home Thanks to technology innovations and scale economies, in 2020, wind energy continued to create competitive advantages across the world. [
Home Although the net will require a huge number of sectors and actors to achieve zero, wind energy will be one of the basic stones of green recovery and will play an important role in speeding global energy transition.
Home The investment in open sea wind has increased levels of 2019 by reaching $303 billion in 2020 due to longer project development time charts, which are partially more resistant to pandemic effects of the sector.
] Home According to the Energy Transformation Scenario of IRENA, in order to have the chance of reaching the Paris goals, the wind year additional capacity increase should be reached about 180 GW. According to the Net Zero scenario up to 2050 of the IEA, it is necessary to take up to 160 GW and 280 GW in 2030. This value is 3 times the increase in 2020.
Home The UN has identified the breaking point in the clean energy sector as reaching 60 percent renewable energy share in the global energy mixture, 30 percent from wind and solar energy. According to IEA, the total annual global investment in clean energy and effective system infrastructure needs to be released from $380 billion in 2020 to 1.6 trillion US dollars in 2030.

Source: “Global Wind Report 2021”, GWEC