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Global wind power capacity hits 1 TW after 40 years

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After a 40-year effort, global installed wind power capacity reached 1 TW in June, but 2 TW will likely be realized in less than seven years.

The Global Wind Energy Council uses 40 years as the benchmark because in the 1970s, Danish engineers began to experiment with designs that now serve as the foundation of today’s global wind industry, the Electrek reported.

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