As wind farms expand, some can accidentally "steal" each others' wind – causing worries over some countries' energy transition to net zero.

You can't own the wind, but you can, apparently, "steal" it. Enter "wind theft" — a phenomenon that wind farms across Europe are encountering as more of these renewable power plants pop up across the ...

It’s a familiar dilemma: you’ve bagged yourself a home with uninterrupted views and then someone else comes along and spoils ...

The problem will grow, with offshore wind farms predicted to take up almost 9% of the North Sea basin by 2050, or more than 60,000 square kilometres. Addressing wake losses between separate farms ...

Research project aims to improve accuracy of modelling wind wakes as tensions rise between rival developers over inter-farm ...

Offshore wind projects in the North Sea have become embroiled in accusations of “wind theft”. What is it, and what can be done about it?

If it is shown there will be wake effects on its wind farms ... trees and buildings – to help remix the wind flows behind turbines. The largely uniform surface temperature of oceans also means there ...

As wind farms expand, some can accidentally "steal" each others' wind – causing worries over some countries' energy transition to net zero. As offshore wind farms are expanding around the world ...

Research project aims to improve accuracy of modelling wind wakes as tensions rise between rival developers over inter-farm ...