DNV’s Windiness Report 2024 for the UK and Ireland is now here

Monitoring and recording wind speed trends can provide valuable insights for assessing project performance. But interpreting, understanding, and acting on those trends is where companies are unlocking significant value. So, what do the 2024 UK and Ireland wind results mean for you?

The latest Windiness Report reveals some intriguing trends for 2024, understanding these trends is crucial for optimising wind energy projects and ensuring efficient resource management.  Here are just some of the key takeaways from the report:

• Slightly Lower Wind Speeds: On average, 2024 saw wind speeds approximately 1% lower than the long-term reference period (1996-2022) for both the UK and Ireland.
• Monthly Variations: Significant deviations were observed in specific months. For instance, May experienced much lower wind speeds, while December saw stronger winds.
• Seasonal Trends: The report highlights how seasonal variations impact wind resource, with notable differences in wind speeds across different months.

If you work within renewables, offshore and onshore then this is a must-read report. To find out more and to download your complimentary copy, visit here.