Sweden Is a Decade Ahead of Target on Renewables

[damirUSBiH + 327]

The Scandinavian country is set to hit its goal for renewable energy more than 10 years before schedule. Swedish utilities and power generators have already installed so many wind turbines that the Nordic nation is on course to reach its 2030 renewable energy target late this year. Sweden will have 3,681 wind turbines by the end of 2018 and together with probable investment decisions in the second half, the overall capacity will be enough to generate 18 terawatt-hours annually, according to a forecast by the Swedish Wind Energy Association.

 

[Pavel + 384]

Big challenge for the rest of the World

[franco + 96]

Sweden are also producing 50% of their base-load using nuclear, at 75% capacity and exporting to others... What a  mix

[Sefko Trafikant + 35]

30 minutes ago, damirUSBiH said:

The Scandinavian country is set to hit its goal for renewable energy more than 10 years before schedule. Swedish utilities and power generators have already installed so many wind turbines that the Nordic nation is on course to reach its 2030 renewable energy target late this year. Sweden will have 3,681 wind turbines by the end of 2018 and together with probable investment decisions in the second half, the overall capacity will be enough to generate 18 terawatt-hours annually, according to a forecast by the Swedish Wind Energy Association.

 

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