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- 10/09/2014 EWEA calls on new Commissioner-designates to take the reins on Europe's energy future
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- 23/07/2014 Europe’s installed wind capacity will increase 64% by 2020
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Reports
Wind energy scenarios for 2020
July 2014
EWEA's previous wind energy scenarios were published in 2009 ("Pure Power 2") following the adoption of the...
Economic grid support services by wind and solar PV
September 2014
REserviceS was the first project to investigate wind and solar based grid support services at EU level. It provides...
June 2014
EWEA saw some significant developments in 2013 with Thomas Becker becoming its new CEO, and Andrew Garrad the new...
June 2014
Water is a precondition for life, an indispensable resource for the economy, and it plays a fundamental role for the...
Strategic Research Agenda / Market Deployment Strategy
March 2014
In 2013 the wind energy sector reached 117 GW of installed capacity in Europe, and would, in a normal wind year,...
Avoiding fossil fuel costs with wind energy
March 2014
During 2011 Europe spent €406 billion (bn) on importing fossil fuels rising to €545 bn in 2012. This is around three...
European Energy union
Europe must tear down the barriers that are hindering the free flow of electricity and drastically increase interconnection to push Member States toward an Energy Union.
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