Loss of Feed-in Tariffs pushed Community Wind Power into Decline in Denmark

By on May 24, 2013

When the Government of Denmark replaced feed-in tariffs for wind turbines with top-ups for electricity sales, community wind power went into decline.

While the Danish wind power story remains one of success, there are actually fewer wind turbines than there used to be and wind turbine ownership is becoming concentrated in fewer hands.

Danish Wind Sector Development Infographic

Here’s an infographic that Greenwell Future created for www.leonardo-energy.org that shows the changes. Click on the image to see the detail:

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About Aedan Kernan

Aedan is a business communications specialist with interests in the development of new technologies and in environmental issues. He is a former managing editor of Supply Network magazine and former editor of Industry Europe. He has edited or written Annual Reports for public limited companies in the UK and the Netherlands. Aedan has also written extensively for Higher Education institutions, mainly on research and internal management issues.
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