A recent report by an energy think tank has revealed that the global efforts to triple wind power capacity by 2030 are falling short of expectations. Last year, countries at the U.N. COP28 climate conference pledged to triple all renewable electricity, with a specific focus on wind power. However, the report indicates that wind power is projected to only double in the next six years, rather than triple, based on current national targets set by 70 countries.
The analysis included both onshore and offshore wind turbines, highlighting the importance of governments' ambition in promoting wind energy. Wind power, known for its complementarity with solar energy, plays a crucial role in achieving round-the-clock clean electricity production.
