The goal of expanding wind turbines on the land in 2030 seems to be realistic for the first time after a new forecast. With current mobility in federal states, legally anchor efforts easily exceed that in 2030 wind turbines produce a total of 115 gWs, as said in data analysis of the “round 100” think tanks. The GOOL100 has increased significantly in recent years with a significant increase in the number of applications and permits with a significant increase.
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The performance installed at the end of 2024, ie the maximum possible performance, was about 63.5 GW (GW) by wind turbines on the land. This gives a difference to the target in the renewable energy sources Act 69 GW in 2024.
Many new wind turbines
Last year, however, several new wind turbines were approved anytime before – about 2,400 systems with total production of about 14 gigawatts. According to the industry, a wind turbine takes a little more than two years before making a wind turbine after approval and feeds the first power in the network. According to the GOOL100 analysis, the current wind power “pipeline” has more than 50 GW capabilities, which are in the least approval process.
To close the current difference, however, a “consistent maintenance” of current dynamics and an unchanged political ambition level was required. Power grid expansion is a special challenge. Power grids should be able to integrate the new wind turbine at low cost and compensate for temporary generation ups and downs. According to GOOL100, it is an independent think tank that wants to create data transparency to expand.
Hence the market master data register of the Aadhaar federal network agency and approval from federal states is data from data. For the first time, commission was compared to the approval period, feeling time and federal states, at the district and community levels and was followed by this during the time.
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