Discover the first-ever "Status of Wind in Africa" report, offering a comprehensive overview of the continent’s current wind power footprint and future project pipeline.
GWEC's Global Offshore Wind Report 2026 is the definitive guide to the global offshore wind industry, and the only report to explore the entire global sector.
The Global Wind Report 2026 provides a comprehensive overview of the wind industry’s performance in 2025 and outlines the pathway to accelerated growth.
Offshore Wind for Coastal Development Socio-Economic Impact Study
The Offshore Wind for Coastal Development Socio-Economic Impact Study provides a site-specific evidence base for offshore wind in the Philippines, translating global experience into frameworks that deliver shared value for communities and industry.
Founded in 2005, the Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) has supported wind energy’s rise to over 1.1 TW, now accounting for 8% of global electricity generation. Explore the report to learn more.
Explore the Global Wind Workforce Outlook 2025-2030. The outlook details the significant growth in numbers of wind technicians required to meet the forecasted needs of the Construction & Installation (C&I) and Operations & Maintenance (O&M) segments of the world’s wind fleet up to 2030 and proposes solutions to closing the gap.
Study Report: Renewable Energy Driving Green Industrialisation
Explore GWEC's decarbonisation report which outlines how wind energy can continue to accelerate Brazil’s energy transition while meeting the country’s growing electricity demand without compromising its already clean energy matrix. It highlights the strategic role of offshore wind in supporting industrial growth, ensuring energy security, and maintaining Brazil’s leadership as one of the world’s cleanest power systems.
Mission Critical: Building the Latin America and the Caribbean Wind Energy Supply Chain for a Clean and Just Energy Transition
Explore how Latin America and the Caribbean can build a resilient wind energy supply chain to power a clean and just energy transition, with key findings from GWEC and ERM’s latest regional analysis.