Taiwan reached 4.8 GW of offshore wind capacity after installing its 500th turbine. The country ranked fifth globally in installed offshore wind capacity in 2025 and third for new additions.
GWEC says global offshore wind capacity reached 92.5 GW in 2025 and is set for rapid growth, calling for faster permitting and stronger infrastructure investment.
All monopile foundations have been installed at South Korea’s 364.8 MW Yeonggwang Nakwol offshore wind farm, moving the project toward commercial operation later this year.
Global offshore wind capacity is forecast to reach 420GW by 2035 as GWEC urges governments to accelerate permitting, financing and supply chain development.
deugro has appointed Kasper Heiselberg as President, Global Wind and Renewable Energy, strengthening its focus on renewable energy project logistics.
California reaffirmed its 25 GW offshore wind target for 2045, with state officials highlighting port investment and floating wind supply chain development.
Denmark has received bids for two offshore wind areas totaling at least 1.8GW as the country moves ahead with new North Sea and Hesselø projects.
TotalEnergies reportedly plans to withdraw from several German offshore wind leases as rising construction costs and slower grid expansion weigh on project economics.
Dajin Heavy Industry is reviewing offshore wind installation vessel development as Europe prepares for larger turbines and heavier foundations.
