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What is driving global wind demand, and are ambitious global capacity targets attainable?

Ambitious and impressive wind targets have been set by governments and other political forums all around the globe with G7 recently declaring a common goal of 150 GW capacity by 2030. This means a monumental task for the industry lies ahead and the road will not be an easy one. Here, Spinergie analyst Yvan Gelbart examines the main challenges and what is already being done to help developers in navigating them.

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