Opinion

We are concerned that a crucial part of the Commission’s RES proposal, which enables Member States to limit trade in Guarantees of Origin (GO) by companies, is not legally robust. It must therefore be established beyond doubt that Member States are legally entitled to limit the trade of GO by companies, a crucial factor for maintaining investor confidence and encouraging substantial investments in green electricity.

Christian Kjaer, EWEA Chief Executive.

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PURE POWER ON THE HORIZON - More than one third of the EU's new electricity generating capacity will be wind power

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IPCC plenary gives go-ahead for Special Report on Renewable Energy

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With increased research, renewable energy can supply more than 20% of Europe’s energy demand

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http://www.ewec2008.info

Events



European Wind Day 2008: “discover unlimited power”

15 June 2008

The second edition of the European Wind Day will take place on 15 June 2008. The European Wind Energy Association (EWEA) is organising a pan-European campaign to highlight the benefits of wind energy – an infinite, renewable and indigenous energy source.

18 countries have already confirmed their participation in this year’s Wind Day and will organise hundreds of activities across European regions and cities. These will include wind farm inaugurations and open days, concerts, conferences, information days with schools, debates, races, contests and much more.

 European Wind Day Website


EWEC 2009: 16 – 19 March 2009 - Parc Chanot, Marseille, France

For more information, please visit:
 EWEC 2009 website



Offshore Wind 2009: 14 – 16 September 2009 - Stockholm, Sweden

For more information, please visit:
 Offshore Wind 2009 website

Latest publications


Pure Power


Delivering energy and climate solutions
2007 Annual Report



Technology Innovation: Setting the Agenda


Delivering Offshore Wind Power in Europe


Offshore Wind in Berlin


Making 180 GW a reality by 2020


Special edition of Wind Directions: EWEA’s anniversary – The first 25 years


Wind Directions including an exclusive interview with Andris Piebalgs

 

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