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China’s leading wind turbine manufacturers are pushing for a significant acceleration in renewable energy deployment. According to industry reports, companies are lobbying for installation targets that would more than double wind power capacity by the end of the decade, marking a major step in the country’s energy transition efforts.
China’s wind power sector is reportedly advocating for a substantial increase in installation targets that would more than double the country’s wind capacity by 2030. According to reports from the annual China Wind Power conference in Beijing, major turbine manufacturers have proposed installing at least 120 gigawatts of wind power capacity annually over the next five years.
Standard Bank is positioning itself as a key enabler of Africa’s balanced energy future, supporting both fossil fuel development and renewable investments. The bank’s strategy focuses on upstream oil and gas as growth levers while committing substantial funding to renewable energy projects across the continent.
As Africa contends with persistent energy poverty and climate challenges, Standard Bank is advocating for a pragmatic energy transition that harnesses both fossil fuels and renewables to fuel inclusive growth, according to reports from the financial institution. The bank’s approach reportedly rejects choosing between energy sources in favor of a balanced strategy that addresses immediate development needs while progressing toward climate goals.
The Ummbila Emoyeni Wind Farm, designated as a Strategic Integrated Project, is transforming Mpumalanga’s energy landscape. With three phases now under construction and thousands employed, this project represents South Africa’s just energy transition in action. Initial electricity delivery is expected in early 2026.
South Africa’s Mpumalanga province is witnessing the development of its first renewable energy project as the Ummbila Emoyeni Wind Farm advances through multiple construction phases. According to reports from project developers, the wind farm has been designated as a Strategic Integrated Project by the Department of Public Works and Infrastructure, marking a significant milestone in the region’s energy transition.