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    Offshore Wind Leads Clean Energy Push as World Adds Record 160 GW Capacity

    Apurva kumariBy Apurva kumariJanuary 10, 20263 Mins Read
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    At the present, the wind energy market throughout the globe is projected to make a record in the year 2026 and the amount of fresh installations is projected to hit 160 gigawatts (GW). This success testifies to the sustainability of the sector and its central contribution to international energy switching to the clean one.

    Momentum in Record Installations in 2025.

    Almost 170 GW of global wind capacity additions saw the industry achieve a record high in the year 2025, which places it on a solid footing in the year 2026. The trends in growth are however changing. Onshore wind market in China is slowing down because levels off subsidies and market does not mature. In the meantime, Europe and the United States are speeding up their deployments driven by ambitious climate targets, favorable policy frameworks and a resurgence of interest in energy security.

    Offshore Wind Becomes the Rapidly Growing Segment.

    The most massive is the emergence in the offshore wind ventures which have been developing at a high pace. Offshore capacity addition, according to the prediction of the analysts, will increase more than twice in 2026 due to emerging tender frameworks of the western markets and declining technology costs. Offshore wind is also becoming competitively low-cost and is likely to make a large contribution of the projected 160 GW.

    Risks are on the way even with positive growth projection.

    The sector still experiences difficulties, in spite of the positive perspective. Increased cost of materials, material bottlenecks in a supply chain and aging infrastructure continue to be a major source of concern to developers. Industry analysts point out though that capital investment is starting to flatten, giving reason to hope that there might be long-term investment. Governments are as well introducing incentives and reducing the process of bringing in permits in order to facilitate the implementation of projects.

    Wind Energy Enhances its DI in Net-Zero Objectives.

    The 160 GW mark shows how wind power is increasingly contributing to the global targets of net-zero. In addition to its positive environmental impact, wind power is now also being considered as a significant source of employment, economic development, and energy self-sufficiency. Boosting the use of wind installations should be at the center of redesigning the world energy map as the nations strive to become less dependent on fossil fuels.

    Twenty Two Six presents a milestone to the international wind industry.

    The wind energy market will be converging on this momentum as one of the fastest-growing economies within the renewable energy field by 2026 and mark a significant turn to an improved cleaner and more sustainable future.

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