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ARTICLE · 10 FEBRUARY 2010

What's New December 2009 - Speakers Corner

Kromann Reumert
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Denmark has been a leading renewable energy nation for many years. Today most turbines, whether built in Denmark, Germany, Spain, the US, China, or anywhere else in the world, are based on Danish wind turbine design.

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Denmark –A leading renewable energy nation in 2020?

Denmark has been a leading renewable energy nation for many years. Today most turbines, whether built in Denmark, Germany, Spain, the US, China, or anywhere else in the world, are based on Danish wind turbine design.

Vestas Wind Systems A/S and Siemens Wind Power, which is affiliated with the Danish company Bonus Energy A/S, are still leading wind turbine producers and Denmark is still one of the nations with the most installed wind power capacity per capita.

However, competition among wind turbine producers has become fiercer and there are several serious competitors in the global market. Wind power is still the only renewable energy technology to which Denmark has made a significant contribution in the global market and we need even more focus on and support for new "green" technologies.

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