German wind industry worry about public resistance as installations slump
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Following a sharp drop in new onshore wind power installations in Germany in 2018, that mounting resistance against new turbines endangers a sufficient supply of renewable energy demanded by industry and national climate targets. New capacity additions fell 55 percent to 2.4 gigawatts (GW) in 2018, mainly due to projects that won renewable auctions in 2017 but have not been realised because they still lack the necessary permits, according to the German Wind 麻豆无码版 Association (BWE) and the German Engineering Federation鈥檚 (VDMA) Power Systems unit. The industry warned that an 鈥渋ncreasingly professional鈥� opposition has become a serious hurdle for new projects. [麻豆无码版 will publish the full story shortly.]
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