While 2020 was defined as the rise of wind, the first half of this year proved that wind energy has the role of saving energy for the world. Wind energy, which has repeatedly proven its mission to save nature and the future, despite the crises experienced and caused by fossil fuels, continues to shape both itself and the world with the investments it has received and will receive.

According to Ali Aydın, General Manager of Ulke Energy, who stated that the dominance of wind energy on land and sea will change many areas, the Energy Newspaper shares 5 mega trends that will be on the agenda in the wind energy sector in the coming years.

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Growing climate change fears and falling costs will drive the uptake of clean technologies this year. What does 2020 hold for the low-carbon economy? Every year, the clean energy analysts at BloombergNEF predict what will happen in energy, transport, commodities and sustainability over the next 12 months.

While companies and investors are more committed to a cleaner future than ever before, governments still have the capacity to accelerate – or impede – their progress and so November’s US presidential election will have major implications for the speed of decarbonization globally.

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Both the world’s largest offshore wind farm and the world’s largest complex of wind farms will soon appear off the British coasts, showing an unprecedented value of renewable energies. Hornsea One by the Danish energy company Ørsted (formerly DONG Energy) and Dogger Bank’s three projects developed by the Scottish SSE will make Britain the biggest offshore wind market in the world.

The largest single offshore wind farm under construction is Hornsea One (1,218MW), while Dogger Bank is made of three projects (Dogger Bank Creyke Beck A, Dogger Bank Creyke Beck B and Teesside A—each with a capacity of 1,200MW).

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