Sharing our climate science expertise

How climate diagnostics improve wind resource assessments in the APAC region

We're hosting a live, interactive webinar to go beyond the launch of ENERGY+! Join our experts for a detailed look at the advanced technology behind our new wind data product, a practical case study on its implementation, and a live Q&A on long-term wind resource variability and EYA.

This autumn 2025, Climate Scale releases its new, highly specific product: ENERGY+. This dataset provides 6-hourly wind projections at selected hub heights, powered by the latest CMIP6 climate models and calibrated with 40 years of high-resolution Vortex data.

Climate Scale will participate in WindEurope’s 2025 Technology Workshop in Istanbul, contributing to a key session on climate change and wind energy. Our Co-Founder, Dr. Ana Lopez, joins experts from DNV, Ørsted, and Istanbul Technical University to discuss the scientific drivers of low wind periods and future climate risks.

Climate Scale and Vortex will be at ICCI 2025 in Istanbul! Join us at Hall 1 – A08 to connect with our specialists, explore high-resolution climate data, and book a free technical session focused on understanding climate risks to your energy infrastructure.

Join our upcoming webinar to explore whether recent wind anomalies are early signs of long-term climate trends. Learn best practices for integrating climate projections, managing uncertainty, and communicating risks—essential insights for developers, analysts, and sustainability leaders.

Climate Scale will be attending the Wind Europe Annual Event 2025 in Copenhagen, April 8-10. Visit us to dive into climate risks for wind assets and join our stand party. Book your time slot to connect with us directly!

Climate change is altering wind patterns in Patagonia, with storm tracks shifting southward over recent decades. This trend is reducing wind speeds in central and northern Patagonia (40°S-50°S) while increasing them further south. As a result, wind energy projects, may experience lower wind resources in the future. Understanding these trends is crucial for future wind farm planning and investment.

Wind resource assessments typically focus on specific sites, but delivering reliable and actionable climate data requires a broader perspective. Join us as we explore the large-scale drivers shaping future shifts in wind resources.

At the 2022 Wind Technology Conference, we presented an analysis of the 2021 wind drought across the UK and Western Europe, examining its connections to European circulation patterns and the rapid warming in higher latitudes.