Germany, leading the charge, is expected to achieve a record high in total solar PV capacity, while other emerging markets like Poland and the Netherlands are also experiencing considerable growth, predominantly due to the increasing popularity of rooftop installations.

Despite Europe's significant role in the wind power industry, the region's turbine producers have been grappling with operational losses, necessitating intervention to ensure the industry's sustained growth.

Scotland has reached a significant renewable energy milestone with the complete operationalization of the £3 billion Seagreen Offshore Wind Farm, lauded by First Minister Humza Yousaf as a crucial step toward achieving the nation's net-zero goals.

The wind turbine will be 220 meters tall from the ground to the blade tip and weigh 1,830 tonnes.

According to an analysis conducted by Imperial College London for Drax Electric Insights, the UK's wind farms have reached 28.9 gigawatts (GW) of capacity, overtaking combined cycle gas power stations, which have 28.7 GW of capacity.

TouchWind specializes in the design of tilting angled one-piece rotor wind turbines, which are intended to address wind interference challenges commonly encountered in large wind farms.

After over three years since the project's commencement, the installation of the 103rd and final turbine has been completed.

Standing at a staggering height of 260 meters, nearly double the size of the London Eye, these turbines will be positioned approximately 80 miles from Yorkshire, with the first power generation expected to begin in the coming weeks.

According to energy research firm Rystad Energy, there is a looming shortage in the manufacturing capacity of offshore wind turbine towers, with demand set to surpass supply by 2028.

Vårgrønn and Flotation Energy have formed an offshore wind partnership aimed at decarbonising the oil and gas industry in Scotland.