Videos and interviews

"'Policies need to be Long, Loud and Legal'".

"Global fossil-fuel subsidies, which jumped to $523 billion in 2011, are providing an incentive to emit CO2 that is equivalent to $110 per ton", said Birol and continued "However, ladies and gentlemen, I believe the major barrier of the better prospects of wind is not the lack of predictability of the available wind, but the lack of the predictability of government policies, in terms of investment frameworks.

My message to the governments here, including  own governments:  if the government policies about wind energy would be as predictable as the availability of wind, then we would win this game".

Steve Sawyer talks about the Indian wind power market and GWEC’s collaboration with the Indian Wind Energy Associations and Wind Power India 2012 taking place from 28-30 November in Chennai.

Why do we love wind energy? Lots of reasons! See a few of them here in this video, produced especially for Global Wind Day 2012. To find out more about Global Wind Day this year, go to http://www.globalwindday.org

Watch a snapshot of GWEC at EWEA 2012 with insights to global wind market for the upcoming years

GWEC took 50 journalists to the Middelgrunden wind farm off Copenhagen during the COP15, December 2009

The wind industry's activities at the COP15 climate change conference in Copenhagen, December 2009.

U.S. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar, Deputy Secretary David Hayes and U.S. ambassador to Denmark Laurie Fulton tour the Middelgrunden Wind Farm near Copenhagen and answer questions about renewable energy.

Interview with Steve Sawyer at EWEC 2009 in Marseille (March 2009).

Wind power - Leading us to a clean energy future