The Blog - What’s happening in wind

Who spoke at Financing Wind Europe 2018?

Each year, we hold conferences discussing the biggest issues in European and North American wind. Here's a run-down of some of the top speakers from our 2018 European conference...

What are the risks to investors in a post-subsidy world?

Invenergy's legal action against the Polish government demonstrates that the wind industry can successfully push back against governments. Richard Heap investigates

What is technical escrow and is it right for you?

Giant project and turbine sizes are exposing wind investors to larger risks than ever. How can technical escrow agreements help manage them? Richard Heap reports

11 of the Most Influential Lawyers in North American Wind

Our second Legal Power List is the ultimate guide to the wind industry’s biggest legal names, featuring lawyers from around the globe – mainly Europe and North America. In this blog, we’ve taken a...

Should you come to Financing Wind Europe or not?

 Wondering whether to join us for our annual conference? Here's our guide to who would benefit most from it. For more details of upcoming conferences, visit our conference site.

What are the risks of investing in offshore wind in Taiwan?

How might big data change the wind industry?

We all know that big data has the potential to transform many different types of industry: but what are the particular challenges of applying it to wind? Frances Salter investigates

Great news for UK offshore wind: but where's the support for onshore?

This week has seen positive news for UK offshore wind, reassuring those who have questioned whether the UK government appreciates wind’s economic potential. So how long will it be before the...

Why is wind power so expensive in France?

The World Cup may have energised France, but French wind investors are still losing. Want to learn more about the future of European wind?  Take a look at our new report, 18 Predictions for Wind...

Who have been the biggest players in US wind PPAs over the last 12 months?

Big corporates including telecom giant AT&T, and tech giants Facebook and Google, have driven wind power purchase agreements in the US over the last year, despite the lack of support to the sector...