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Wind Energy Sector Faces Margin Squeeze and Supply Chain Issues

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A survey of 650 wind energy component manufacturers and operators across 13 countries found the sector is navigating tight profit margins and rising operational expenditure. Supply chain disruptions were cited by 77 percent of respondents as having damaged project profitability in the past 18 months.

From renewableenergymagazine.com

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The industry is facing project delays and cancellations, such as Hornsea 4 and Ørsted’s Ocean Wind projects. Jotun noted that geopolitical instability is forcing operators to fundamentally restructure their supply chains.

From renewableenergymagazine.com

Who's involved

  • JotunJotun Group Executive Vice President commented on industry pressures and high-profile cancellations.
  • DenmarkDenmark is identified as a key market grappling with challenges in the wind energy sector.

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  • JotunSpeculative

    Jotun could see reduced demand for specialized coatings due to margin compression and supply chain disruptions in the wind sector.

  • DenmarkSpeculative

    Denmark might face threats to project viability in the wind energy sector due to tight margins and supply chain disruptions.

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