REN Alliance: Renewables working together – building back better through a green recovery
The REN Alliance organised this week a webinar, which brought together the world’s leading renewable energy organisations.
Capacity charges, neglecting renewables intensifying Pakistan’s financial burden: reveal studies
KARACHI, LAHORE, ISLAMABAD, BONN, 26th June 2020: Massive build-up of coal power projects in Thar and ignoring renewable energy both at policy and operational level have been intensifying Pakistan’s financial burden amidst the economic downturn induced by COVID-19, reveal two studies launched on Friday. High...
Grid integration: System balancing, backup and storage, interconnections, demand and supply forecasting (recordings available)
Thursday, 2 July 2020, 11:00-13:00 h Central European Summer Time.
#WWEAwebinar: Community power partnerships for developing countries (recordings available)
Held in collaboration with The African Platform for Community Power and Rural Electrification
Achieving energy self-sufficiency with a small wind turbine #WWEAwebinar (recordings available)
Learn about best practices, how to choose a small wind turbine and what you need to know about siting and installation, the evolution of the technology, combining small wind and solar PV, off-grid operation and more.
Secure your international visibility by becoming a #WWEAwebinar partner
For wind and renewable companies: WWEA has launched a new series of webinars which brings the global wind community together also in times of international travel restrictions and lack of physical meetings. Experts from around the world have joined the WWEAwebinars as speakers and as...
Webinar: Why Community Power Matters in Times of Crisis – Industrialised Countries (recording available)
Why Community Power Matters in Times of Crisis – Industrialised Countries 30 April, 14:00 h to 16:30 h Central Europa Summer time After a very successful first WWEA webinar on 16 April presenting major wind power markets around the world, we have now scheduled the...
World wind capacity at 650,8 GW, Corona crisis will slow down markets in 2020, renewables to be core of economic stimulus programmes
Wind power capacity worldwide reaches 650,8 GW, 59,7 GW added in 2019 Leading wind experts from around the world: Corona crisis will slow down the markets in 2020 WWEA: Focus on renewable energy has to be core element of a strategy to restore and green...
Webinar: Wind Power Markets Around the World (recording available)
16 April, 11:30 h to 15:00 h Central Europa Summer time In light of the current global situation which does not allow international travel and physical meetings, WWEA will launch a new series of webinars presenting first hand information about the latest developments in wind...
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