Wind energy market intelligence
Onshore and offshore wind farms, turbine supply chains, and installation infrastructure.
Wind energy represents a critical pillar of electricity decarbonization, with offshore wind in particular entering a transformative growth phase. Floating wind technology is opening new geographies previously inaccessible to fixed-bottom foundations. However, the sector faces significant supply chain bottlenecks — from installation vessel availability to port infrastructure capacity.
Onshore wind continues to grow steadily, with turbine upscaling and repowering programs extending the productive life of established wind regions. Permitting and community acceptance remain key constraints in many markets.
Delphidata tracks the global wind energy landscape from project development through operation, connecting wind farms to their turbine OEMs, foundation suppliers, cable manufacturers, installation contractors, and grid connection infrastructure.
What Delphidata tracks.
Structured data across the full value chain.
Offshore wind projects
Fixed-bottom and floating projects mapped with capacity, turbine model, foundation type, cable route, installation vessel, and development timeline.
Onshore wind projects
New-build and repowering programs with capacity, turbine specifications, site characteristics, and grid connection data.
Turbine OEM landscape
Manufacturer portfolios, order intake, production capacity, technology roadmaps, and service contract coverage.
Offshore supply chain
Foundation fabrication, subsea cable manufacturing, installation vessels, port infrastructure, and O&M bases.
Permitting and grid connection
Regulatory timelines, environmental impact assessments, seabed leases, and transmission connection queues.
Who uses this intelligence.
Wind developers
Track competitive activity across target markets, monitor seabed lease rounds, and benchmark project economics against peers.
Supply chain companies
Forecast demand for foundations, cables, installation services, and turbine components by geography and timeline.
Investors
Screen wind opportunities by development risk, off-take structure, and supply chain readiness using structured project data.
Government and regulators
Monitor deployment rates against national targets, assess supply chain bottlenecks, and plan transmission infrastructure investment.