Copenhagen wind power system

Why is the wind industry gathering in Copenhagen?

The wind industry gathers in Copenhagen as Europe faces unprecedented competitiveness and security challenges. As a homegrown and affordable source of energy, wind is uniquely placed to help strengthen Europe’s energy security and competitiveness. But the build-out of wind is too slow today.

What does the Copenhagen call for action mean for the wind industry?

The wind industry’s ‘ Copenhagen Call for Action ’ highlights 3 steps to boost Europe’s energy independence and competitiveness. Amid unprecedented economic insecurity, the EU’s new Clean Industrial Deal puts electrification and the accelerated build-out of renewables at the heart of Europe’s industrial strategy.

How can wind power improve Europe's Energy Security & Competitiveness?

At WindEurope Copenhagen, industry leaders called for faster wind power deployment to enhance Europe’s energy security and competitiveness. Emphasizing the EU’s Clean Industrial Deal, they advocated for streamlined permitting, electrification support, and de-risked investments.

How much wind energy does Denmark produce?

Denmark produces 19.002 TWh from wind energy, which accounts for 53.4% of the country’s electricity consumption. In accordance with the Energy Agreement of 2018, the national target is 55% renewable energy by 2030, equivalent to more than 100% renewable electricity, and to phase out coal in the energy system.