⚡First Power⚡ South Fork Wind is officially delivering its... first power, becoming the first utility-scale offshore wind farm in U.S. federal waters to begin providing clean, offshore wind energy to the grid!show more

Have you ever seen a floating #offshore wind-power platform?... Here it is - #WindFloat Atlantic, the world’s first semi-submersible floating offshore wind farm in #Portugal. The project symbolizes the potential 🇵🇹 has in the field of renewables & especially #offshorewind.show more

BLOCKHEAD ISLAND WIND Wind turbines not spinning in 15... knot winds. The more you know about the offshore wind energy scam, the less there is to like. Video credit: Rose Willisshow more

More Wind Energy. More Clean Power. India’s wind power... capacity has grown from 21.04 GW in March 2014 to 58.14 GW in July 2026, strengthening the country’s clean energy journey and bringing us closer to a greener future. #VikasKiPower #PowerForIndiashow more

JUST IN: China has installed the world's largest and... first offshore converter station, off the coast of Guangdong Province. The facility is a 500 kV, 2000 MW flexible DC offshore converter station designed to collect large amounts of electricity from offshore wind farms and transmit it efficiently to mainland China.show more

On the road to clean energy! Construction is progressing... on the expansion of ScottishPower's Kilgallioch wind farm in Scotland. With 9 new turbines on the way, boosting capacity to 290MW – enough to power over 190,000 homes!show more

🇨🇳 China now makes enough clean energy to power... the whole EU. Wind, solar and hydro already cover a third of its electricity. The world’s top coal user is also turning into its biggest clean energy producer.show more

Wind farms off the coasts of Netherlands and England.... It shows the scale of what can be done from an engineering perspective. Ireland really has to accelerate investment in offshore renewables, to meet our environmental targets and to reduce our energy security vulnerabilities.show more

⚡️China has unveiled a modern oil tanker equipped with... adjustable sails that harness wind energy to reduce fuel consumption and emissions—becoming the first country in the world to implement such technology.show more

✨🇨🇳Chinese enterprises have independently developed this system, which is... the world's first to install two 8.3 MW offshore wind turbines on a single floating foundation, with a total installed capacity of 16.6 MW. It generates 54 million kWh of green electricity annually, enough to power 30,000 three-person households for an entire year.show more

Very little wind in Baler due to high terrain... sheltering the town from the offshore flow but the battering waves continue unabated #typhoon #UwanPh Fung-wongshow more

These turbine blades are being installed at the MacIntyre... Wind Farm in Australia. It will generate power for up to 700,000 homes. We have the solutions, implement them. #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #renewables #go100reshow more

These turbine blades are being installed at the MacIntyre... Wind Farm in Australia. It will generate power for up to 700,000 homes. We have the solutions, implement them. #ActOnClimate #climate #energy #renewables #go100reshow more

The Dogger Bank Offshore Wind Zone is becoming one... of the largest renewable energy projects on Earth. 🌊 ~9.3 GW planned capacity 🏠 Enough electricity for ~14-15 million UK homes ⚡ ~40-50 TWh annual generation 🗼 ~650+ offshore wind turbines 💰 £20B+ invested 📍 North Sea, 130-290 km off England's east coast Dogger Bank A, B & C (3.6 GW) are under construction now and expected to be fully operational by 2026-27. The wider Dogger Bank zone, including Sofia (1.4 GW), Dogger Bank South (3 GW) and Dogger Bank D (~1.5 GW proposed), pushes total capacity beyond 9 GW. For perspective, that's roughly equivalent to the annual output of 6-8 large nuclear reactors.show more

Netherlands: Massive wind turbine crashes to the ground as... a result of, you guessed it... the wind. 🤡 Wind turbines: Completely useless when the wind isn't blowing, and apparently even more useless when the wind is blowing. And to think we're closing down all our coal mines and power plants—which provided cheap and abundant energy—and replacing them with these expensive, inefficient and intermittent monstrosities, while China and India build coal plants like there's no tomorrow.show more