Windpower monthly magazine

• Senvion India gets funding boost for ‘strategic priorities'

• Goldwind profit surges in first half of 2026

  Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Goldwind reported a 24.7% rise in net profit in the first half of 2026, helped by higher wind turbine sales.

• US wind set to avoid impact from Trump’s tariffs on Canada

• Taiwan moves to terminate offshore wind project – media reports

  Taiwan is moving to terminate the contract for the 700MW Youde offshore wind project after the developer – Taiwanese energy company Shinfox Energy – failed to pay the remaining performance bond, according to local media reports.

• Mingyang unveils 5MW ultra-low wind speed turbine

  Chinese wind turbine manufacturer Mingyang has unveiled a new onshore wind turbine designed for ultra-low wind sites worldwide.

• Ørsted probes turbine fire at Taiwan offshore project

  A wind turbine caught fire at the Greater Changhua 4 offshore wind farm in Taiwan earlier this month, operator Ørsted has confirmed. 

• What does latest ruling on offshore permit mean for US sector?

  A federal judge is allowing the US Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) to review its approval of EDF’s stalled 2.8GW Atlantic Shores offshore wind project off New Jersey.

• Wind power patents: Goldwind | ZF Wind Power | Envision | Vestas

  Windpower Monthly rounds up the latest wind power technology patents filed and published in the past week.

• Dajin signs MoU with Scottish offshore wind port Ardersier

• New podcast: Eize de Vries – Turbine firms learn by scaling quickly and taking risks

  Eize de Vries, Windpower Monthly’s technology and market trends correspondent, explores the different approaches of Chinese and Western turbine manufacturers to scaling and takes a view on how floating wind can become a commercial reality.