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Is Wind Next? (II): “You Are Either With Us or With Others”
Türkiye’s request to be included in “Made in Europe” will no longer be assessed on industry and trade alone, but also on how closely it aligns with the EU’s foreign policy priorities. What this “strategic alignment” condition means for Türkiye’s wind supply industry, and what can be done about it.
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Generating Electricity from Wind in Europe Costs Twice as Much as in China
DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook 2026 puts the cost of onshore wind electricity in Europe at twice that of China. As Europe insists on manufacturing within its own borders, how will it close this gap, and why is Türkiye the shortest answer to Europe’s cost problem?
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Automotive Has Fallen. Is Wind Next?
The Industrial Accelerator Act announced in March 2026 raised cautious hopes in Türkiye’s industrial sectors. But the Franco-German “Made in Europe” compromise reached in October leaves Türkiye outside the definition, with consequences for automotive today and potentially for the wind industry tomorrow. The limits of the Customs Union make its modernisation more urgent than ever.
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Sector Report: The Great Transformation of European Wind Energy
Europe’s installed wind capacity reached 304 GW at the end of 2025, with EUR 45 billion invested in new wind farms in a single year. A look at the figures behind Europe’s wind build-out, compiled from WindEurope’s 2025 statistics and 2026-2030 outlook, and where Türkiye stands among them.
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The Real Race Starts Onshore: Industrial Infrastructure for Offshore Wind
Türkiye has declared its first four candidate offshore wind areas, on the way to a 5,000 MW target by 2035. From a supplier’s point of view, the real race in offshore wind has to start not at sea but in factories, ports and shipyards onshore, and the terms and timing of the tenders will decide…
