In this episode, Westwood’s offshore wind team explore key global developments shaping the sector. The discussion covers US lease refund agreements and what they signal for developer strategy, alongside insights from the Recharge Summit in Singapore on shifting market sentiment and energy security drivers in APAC.

 The team then examines South Korea’s offshore wind market, including strong auction participation, supply chain localisation, and ongoing regulatory challenges. The episode also highlights key findings from Westwood’s 1Q 2026 report, before concluding with a look at Taiwan’s offshore wind market and the growing influence of TSMC as a major corporate offtaker.

In this episode, Westwood’s offshore wind team explore how supply chain decisions and auction design are shaping global offshore wind markets. The discussion covers the UK government’s decision on Mingyang turbines, Vestas’ proposed UK manufacturing plans, and new analysis highlighting the growing role of Chinese foundation suppliers outside Mainland China. The episode also reviews upcoming offshore wind auctions in South Korea and France, before concluding with a look at the UK’s next offshore wind leasing round and what it could mean for future development.

In this episode, Westwood’s offshore wind team dive into key developments across Asia before turning to Europe for a look at Denmark’s upcoming auction. They cover the latest progress in the Philippines, explore the dynamics shaping Taiwan’s Round 3.3 auction, and assess the current state of South Korea’s floating wind market. To wrap up, the team provides an analysis of what to expect from Denmark’s next major tender. A packed episode with insights across several fast‑moving markets.

In this debut episode, Westwood’s core offshore wind analysts review the results of the UK’s Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 7 and outline what the industry can expect as we approach Allocation Round 8. The team also considers growing activity in the Australian offshore wind market, reflects on key outcomes from the North Sea Summit, and concludes with a detailed look at upcoming auctions and the return of subsidies across several markets.