UN warns 1.5°C target may be missed; a Dutch startup’s portable wind turbine uses two blades, survives major storms, fits in a standard container and

Acta Gemini has started a charter at RWE’s Sofia wind farm; the vessel will operate from Grimsby, house 88 people and support commissioning of the 1.4 GW.

Europe wind power buildout rose 30% in H1 2026, with 8.8 GW added; Germany contributed 3.4 GW and installed wind capacity reached 311 GW by end-June.

Lidar on a 400 MW North Sea platform traced offshore wind wakes to upwind clusters 16 and 34 miles away, linking 24.7–40.5% local deficits to lost output.

GICON’s 365m high-altitude wind turbine in Klettwitz, Germany will be the world’s tallest wind turbine and is due to start operations in autumn 2026.

Plans for a Flow Country wind farm at Forsinain Forest propose up to 12 turbines and peat restoration; Low Carbon cites community and local payments.

Korea’s wind industry and Defence Ministry agreed to cooperate on offshore wind military reviews to clear barriers and support planned capacity targets.

Offshore wind on the U.S. East Coast is faltering after about $4 billion in federal lease buyouts erased 21 gigawatts, worsening regional power shortfalls.

MEAG has exited ownership of a 460-MW wind farm pair in Texas, as first reported by Renewables Now; this explains the exit, mechanisms and likely impacts.

A federal rollback removed key offshore-wind leases and projects that Louisiana firms expected to build, even as global wind capacity hit 1,299 GW in 2025.