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German and US officials who attended the meeting of the G7 climate, energy, and environment ministers in Berlin last week signed a joint declaration on partnering in the area of climate and energy, after forming four working groups earlier this year in preparation for the partnership, two of which are specifically dedicated to offshore wind and hydrogen.
Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany have the ambition to build energy islands in the North Sea and increase the production of green electricity tenfold so that windfarms could supply half of the EU with sustainable energy by 2050, Danish Ambassador to Croatia Ole Frijs-Madsen said on Wednesday.
The 150 GW of offshore wind capacity pledged to be reached by 2050 by Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands will contribute to large-scale onshore and offshore production of green hydrogen, one of the focal points of the REPowerEU strategy.
The 150 GW of offshore wind capacity pledged to be reached by 2050 by Belgium, Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands under the Esbjerg Declaration, signed yesterday (18 May) at the North Sea Summit, will contribute to large-scale onshore and offshore production of green hydrogen, one of the focal points of the European Commission's REPowerEU strategy, also launched yesterday.