News
29 October 2018

Asia Pacific offshore wind to boom according to Wood Mackenzie

In:
Renewables
Region:
Asia-Pacific

Research from Wood Mackenzie suggests the Asia Pacific region’s offshore wind capacity will rise twenty-fold to 43GW by 2027 and future prices will be competitive with conventional thermal energy. China is expected to see offshore wind capacity grow from 2GW last year to 31GW in the next...

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