Energy Transition

These are the countries bidding to become wind power superpowers

Windmill at Modou Mountain,Yunnan,China.

The potential to deploy both onshore and offshore wind capacity depends on a country’s geography. Image: Unsplash/ Luo Lei

Johnny Wood
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China leads the world in offshore wind capacity growth.
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China accounts for more than a quarter of global wind power capacity.
China accounts for more than a quarter of global wind power capacity. Image: Power Technology/GlobalData
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