Amprion (Germany) intends to invest €15.2bn by 2028, compared with €5.2bn in 2009-2019.

China plans to increase the share of renewables (including hydro) in the power mix to 28.2% in 2020 and the share of renewables (excluding hydro) is expected to reach 10.8%.

Denmark aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 1.4 million mt/year by 2025

Japan's TEPCO intends to invest JPY1,000-2,000bn (US$9.3-18.6bn) to develop 6 to 7 GW of offshore wind and hydropower capacity by 2035.

Ten countries, including Canada, Australia and Brazil, joined the United States last year to form the Energy Resource Governance Initiative, or ERGI,

the UK Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) needs to decide by July 1 whether the 2.4-GW Hornsea Three project and the 1.8-GW Norfolk Vanguard development can proceed.

Denmark's energy islands are an important part of climate action plan

The study finds that output from the typical wind plant declines by about 13 percent over 17 years.

As the world’s fourth-largest onshore wind market by installations, India has 37.5 GW of wind capacity as of 2019.

China generates more electricity than Europe and the USA combined and China will double again in twenty years.

renewable energy in the United States could exceed coal on an annual basis for the first time this year,

Shell and Eneco are participating in the tender for Hollandse Kust (noord) through their joint venture CrossWind.

The Saint-Brieuc wind farm will be constructed some 16 kilometres (9.94 miles) off the coast of Brittany. It will be equipped with 62 units of 8-MW turbines supplied by Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy SA (BME:SGRE).

Energy demand will fall 6% in 2020 – seven times the decline after the 2008 global financial crisis

IRENA’s annual Renewable Capacity Statistics 2020 shows that renewables expanded by 7.6 per cent last year with Asia dominating growth and accounting for 54 per cent of total additions. While expansion of renewables slowed last year, total renewable power growth outpaced fossil fuel growth by a factor of 2.6, continuing the dominance of renewables in power expansion first established in 2012. Solar and wind contributed 90 per cent of total renewable capacity added in 2019.