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The risks related to onshore wind power investment

December 3, 2018 by Schalk Cloete

Bans on subsidies (in some countries) and reduced costs have hit total investment in onshore wind. Meanwhile, market share continues to grow across the EU28. Wind energy now accounts for almost 20% of installed capacity for power generation which makes researcher Schalk Cloete's sobering analysis of risks for onshore wind well worth reading. Following up on his previous article, he examines current assumptions and argues that the discount rate … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Climate policy, Energy, Energy efficiency, Markets, Renewables Tagged With: clean energy, Integration costs, Intermittency, Market value, onshore wind, transition, Variable renewables, wind, wind energy, wind power

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