Windpower Monthly

Wind Power

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A new podcast from the team behind Windpower Monthly. Read more on the issues covered at www.windpowermonthly.com or follow us on Twitter @windpower_m Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Jun 25, 2026

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Episodes

Can green hydrogen live up to the hype? 02.02.2023

Experts from the Renewable Hydrogen Coalition, DNV and Bellona discuss green hydrogen’s potential as a component of the renewable energy transition. Green hydrogen has the potential to decarbonize the industry sectors that will be hardest to electrify in the coming energy transition to a renewables based energy system. But what is the best way to achieve that goal? What obstacles lie in its way? A...

Is biggest best when it comes to wind turbines? 21.11.2022

Anders Nielsen, chief technology officer for the turbine manufacturer Vestas, discusses why the race for the biggest turbine has to stop. In the seventh episode of the Wind Power podcast, Ian Griggs, deputy editor of Windpower Monthly, had a wide-ranging discussion with Nielsen about the current health of the turbine industry. Subjects on the agenda included how keep the whole wind industry supply...

Unlocking the potential of floating offshore wind 07.11.2022

In the sixth episode of the Wind Power podcast, Claire Warren, editor of Windpower Monthly, is joined by Jonathan Cole, CEO of Corio Generation, Vicky O'Connor, technical manager for development in Europe at Northland Power, and Pablo Necochea, lead advisor for the floating segment at Vestas. Floating offshore wind offers enormous potential for countries, particularly those whose coastal wate...

GWEC’s Ben Backwell on the highlights of the WindEnergy Hamburg conference 04.10.2022

In the fifth episode of the Wind Power podcast, Ian Griggs, deputy editor of Windpower Monthly, had a wide-ranging conversation with Backwell which included how the wind industry should respond to the ongoing energy crisis. Also up for discussion was the subject of how to attract and retain the expanded – and skilled - workforce the industry desperately needs in order to achieve ambitious deployme...

Can Germany’s government awaken the ‘sleeping giant’ of its onshore wind industry? 13.09.2022

Industry specialists discuss how a raft of new policy measures from the German government could ramp up its onshore wind industry. The German government looks set to pass a range of measures which could drastically cut permitting times for new onshore wind farms and repowering existing ones. There are also plans to restructure its grid. Slashing permitting times for new onshore wind farms from the...

How will SGRE-GE court battle and Biden’s policy move affect US offshore wind? 07.07.2022

The US offshore wind industry has reached a pivotal moment, with a favourable policy announcement from the Biden administration which could transform the fortunes of its nascent supply chain. Everything from a skilled workforce to meet the growing needs of the industry, through to critical infrastructure and the construction of wind turbine installation vessels could be enhanced by the measures –...

Will the war in Ukraine lead to a faster energy transition? 04.05.2022

The tragic war in Ukraine has claimed thousands of lives, driven millions from their homes and destroyed vital infrastructure. But amid the daily cost in human suffering, there is also a feeling in Europe that the war has achieved what the slower moving crisis of climate change could not, by galvanising policymakers towards a swifter transition to renewable energy. But is this a moment in time? Or...

Is Europe’s 480GW wind target by 2030 realistic? 19.04.2022

We are at a pivotal moment for European wind power. The climate crisis and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have left no one in any doubt about the need to roll out renewable energy as fast as possible. The EU wants to end Russian energy imports by 2030 and expand wind energy from 190GW today to 480GW by 2030. But is it a realistic goal, given the challenges facing the wind industry?  Giles Dicks...

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