Global Wind Energy: Trends, Policies, and 2030 Outlook Wind energy is a key driver of global decarbonization, with China, the EU, India, the USA, GCC, Singapore, Australia, and ASEAN advancing capacity and production. This note details their 2024 wind capacity and electricity production, compares these with 2014 figures, and calculates the 10-year CAGR. It explores regional policies, achievements, and five-year forecasts (2025–2030), highlighting unique challenges and opportunities. Drawing from sources like the IEA and GWEC, the analysis underscores China’s dominance, India’s steady growth, and emerging efforts in ASEAN and GCC. Policy support, grid integration, and investment will shape wind’s role in sustainable energy transitions. Table: Wind Capacity and Electricity Production (2014–2024) Country/Region 2024 Wind Capacity (GW) 2024 Wind Electricity Production (TWh) 2014 Wind Capacity (GW) 2014 W...