Winds from far far away
Europe’s wind sector goes from strength to strength, but it is not just the North Sea that is powering the continent. WindEurope CEO Giles Dickson joins the show to reveal how turbines in far-flung places are sprouting up quickly
Policy Dispatch: The FORESIGHT podcast on the policies underpinning the energy transition · Kasper Thejll-Karstensen
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Show Notes
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Wind power in Europe continues to set records. Concerns over supply chains and geopolitical issues have posed challenges but have not derailed progress.
Developments in the North Sea continue at a great pace but it is not Europe’s only resource for wind power. Other areas, some of them far-flung and unexpected, show great potential to provide clean electricity for all of Europe.
That potential is now being tapped, as technological advancements and policy shifts gradually unlock zero-carbon generation on the Atlantic coast, in the Mediterranean, Baltic, Black and even Caspian seas.
WindEurope CEO [Giles Dickson](https://www.linkedin.com/in/giles-dickson-98607229) joins the podcast to talk more about far far away wind farms, the general state of the sector and some of the challenges that still need to be overcome.
Check out more information about WindEurope’s annual event in Bilbao [here](https://windeurope.org/annual2024/).
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