Global wind energy capacity growth slows as 51.3GW added in 2018
Global Wind Energy Council data shows growth rate for new wind capacity slowed slightly last year, despite uptick in offshore projects
The global growth rate for wind energy capacity experienced a slight slow down in 2018 as 51.3GW of new projects came online, the latest Global Wind Energy Council (GWEC) data released today shows...
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