This special issue explores the economics and market implications of energy systems with high shares of renewables, focusing strongly on wind energy. The articles in this collection address value-based approaches, policy and financing strategies, investment risks, and broader socio-economic and environmental impacts. Together, they offer new insights into designing robust, efficient, and just energy markets for a renewable-powered future.

Review process: all papers of this special issue underwent the regular interactive peer-review process of Wind Energy Science handled by members of the editorial board as well as guest editors designated by the WES chief editors.