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The number of new wind power installations around the world will decline this year. The latest Bloomberg New Energy Finance report predicts that in 2026, the world will add about 145 GW of new wind power installations, a year-on-year decrease of 15%, the first annual decline since 2022. According to the report, the decline is mainly due to China, the world's largest wind power market, slowing down after three consecutive years of record; however, the new installed capacity in markets outside of China will reach record highs, and offshore wind power and inventory upgrading will become structural highlights.
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The number of new wind power installations around the world will decline this year. The latest Bloomberg New Energy Finance report predicts that in 2026, the world will add about 145 GW of new wind power installations, a year-on-year decrease of 15%, the first annual decline since 2022. According to the report, the decline is mainly due to China, the world's largest wind power market, slowing down after three consecutive years of record; however, the new installed capacity in markets outside of China will reach record highs, and offshore wind power and inventory upgrading will become structural highlights.
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