Denmark's Wind Energy Expansion and Climate Goals
Denmark's wind energy expansion by 2030 aims to triple the current capacity, highlighting the need for broader progress in sustainable energy initiatives.
One of the most impressive happenings related to climate change will happen in Denmark this year. According to the recent report from the think tank Ember, by 2030 Denmark would accumulate three times the current installed capacity of wind energy. Danes also achieved this goal as part of their broader 2030 climate scheme, but this was the only one. Approximately 200 countries have made a promise to make this commitment and enhance their wind energy power stations. Ember points out that the problem is that the progress should be broader and, though, there are 9 years to act for Denmark that focus on the introduction of sustainable energies.
Taking into consideration the current status of the wind energy development, the report by Ember proved to be relevant and critical because of the information needed for the effective realisation of a new, more safe, and rapid results achievement.
