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Association: wind industry needs tens of thousands of new workers - Vimarsana News

Association: wind industry needs tens of thousands of new workers

The wind industry will be looking for workers on a large scale in the coming years to expand renewable energies. The expected doubling of installed wind power capacity by 2030 will not be possible... | April 6, 2023

Can AI stop rare eagles flying into wind turbines in Germany? - Vimarsana News

Can AI stop rare eagles flying into wind turbines in Germany?

Cameras on turbines being trained to recognise lesser spotted eagles, which are endangered in country

How can a wind turbine factory still be closing in Europe in 2022? - Vimarsana News

How can a wind turbine factory still be closing in Europe in 2022?

German wind turbine manufacturer Nordex SE is due to close the country's last blade factory in June. How did we get here?

Verband fordert Investitionen in Windkraftanlagen - Vimarsana News

Verband fordert Investitionen in Windkraftanlagen

Verband fordert Investitionen in Windkraftanlagen

Source: welt.de
German solar, wind power did not fail in cold weather - Vimarsana News

German solar, wind power did not fail in cold weather

Copyright AFP 2017-2020. All rights reserved. Posts shared more than 200,000 times on Facebook in February 2021 allege that Germany’s renewable energy supply failed after snow covered solar panels and wind turbines froze. This is false; figures show that the country’s electricity production from these sources experienced no significant decrease, and the photo used to illustrate the claim was taken in Russia. “Germany’s millions of solar panels are blanketed in snow and ice,” one Facebook user wrote in a February 11, 2021 post that included a photo of a snow-covered solar panel farm...

Source: afp.com