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Bigger turbines, bigger consequences: how wind is rethinking risk, insurance, and predictive maintenance

The Interchange by Wood Mackenzie

Jul 14, 202600:45:41Business

Wind remains fundamentally healthy: electricity demand is rising, decarbonised power is still needed, and both Europe and the US continue to pull new projects forward, albeit for different reasons. But the industry’s cen...

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