About the most expensive energy, namely energy from offshore wind farms, which is twice as expensive as energy from coal. (translated)
The installed capacity of wind and solar energy in China reached a total of 1.95 billion kilowatts by the end of June, which represents an increase of 16.8 percent compared to the previous year. In the face of this increase in capacity, electricity production from renewable sources was maintained. (translated)
The largest modern power station in our part of Europe in Choczewo is now operational, and thanks to it, electricity from the first offshore wind farms in the Polish Baltic can be transmitted. This is proof of the effectiveness of Polish companies and the positive impact of the transition on... (translated)
The European offshore wind energy sector provided around 180,000 full-time equivalent jobs last year and generated about 26 billion euros in gross added value. (translated)
According to the WindEurope association, wind energy in Europe will cover an average of 17% of electricity demand in June 2026. A year ago, in June 2025, the share of wind energy was 15.2%. Importantly, we are not dealing with super conditions. (translated)
Pierwsze na świecie podwodne centrum danych zasilane energią wiatrową, zlokalizowane u wybrzeży Szanghaju, rozpoczęło działalność, oferując o ponad 20% niższe zużycie energii w porównaniu z tradycyjnymi centrami lądowymi dzięki naturalnemu chłodzeniu wodą morską oraz inwestycjom rządowym w infrastrukturę dla sztucznej inteligencji. #PodwodneCentrumDanych #EnergiaWiatrowa #SztucznaInteligencja
Microsoft zaczął, Chiny skończyły. Oto pierwsze podwodne centrum danych na świecie
China has commercially launched the world's first underwater data center powered by marine wind energy. Located off the coast of Shanghai, it reportedly has a PUE (the basic measure of data center energy efficiency) of 1.15 and is cooled by seawater. (translated)
Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh (USA) in a study published in the "Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences" found that despite social concerns, the turbines used for wind energy production are not responsible for any detectable adverse effects. (translated)
