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China will have more than 25% of global offshore wind power capacity by 2030
Thursday 27 Aug 20 12:00pm
MEDIA RELEASE - GLOBAL DATA: The global offshore wind segment is likely to grow seven-fold by 2030 mainly driven by capacity additions from three major markets - China, the United Kingdom and the United States.
China will lead the race with more than 25 per cent of the new offshore wind capacity expected to be added by 2030, followed by the UK (16 per cent) and the US (11 per cent).
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