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European wind energy capacity breaks the 20,000 MW barrier

Année de publication2002
Publié parEuropean Wind Energy Association EWEA
Site Internet: http://www.ewea.org
Nombre de pages4
Langueen
Commandehttp://www.ewea.org/doc/20gw%20briefing.pdf
Page(s)4
Forme de documentArticle Périodique
European wind energy achieves 40% growth rate. For the first nine months of 2002, Europe’s installed wind energy capacity reached 20,447MW, 74 per cent of the world total, according to a new industry survey published by EWEA.
Germany is leading the European expansion, commissioning 1,896 MW of wind energy in the first nine months of 2002, with Spain in second place with 742 MW. Countries which have made good progress after a relatively quiet spell include the Netherlands. France moved into tenth place in the league table with 131 MW. Austria celebrated its 100 MW landmark on the back of one of the highest situated wind farms in the world – at 1,900 metres in the Styrian Alps.
Source: http://www.ewea.org
Mots-clés associés : Energie éolienne, Energies renouvelables