GERMANY, LEADING TO THE WHOLE OF THE GREEN ENERGY
To the country totally green energy
Monday, March 28, 2011
Differences Between Perenialissm And Essentialism
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covers 17 percent of its energy demand with renewable energy.
That Germany covers 100 percent of their demand with renewable energy is possible. If for some this would increase costs for others it would increase the attractiveness of industrial Germany. On the other hand, both parties seem to agree on the estimate that the wind will force that pulls the cart. Holger Gassner, director of the renewable energy section of the consortium RWE, bet on the wind, of course: "We invest in technologies that produce, for each euro, as many kilowatt-hour." This occurs more wind than photovoltaics. Around one billion euros the company invests annually, mainly in wind farms in the last three years the quota has doubled in size.
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Converting wind energy, Germany's goal.
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After the catastrophe of Fukushima, the German wind farms has increased the volume to the propaganda and focus the capabilities to exploit the new potential sites. Modernizing the existing wind farms and building new ones, Germany could quadruple its current yield of 27 gigawatts, said Wolfgang von Gelderns, president of the Association.
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The branch has grown due to lack of government support, say associations concerned. 
The outlook is rosy, but the reality is that the field is inpact then, after several years of a long boom in the past two years the growth rate of photovoltaic, wind and biomass fell by almost 85 percent. While the German government responsible for this particular financial crisis, the political ecologist Hans-Josef Fell says that is mainly due to the signals given by the Government today Angela Merkel's Christian-liberal coalition. investors stepped back when the extension of the life of nuclear plants, matching the green energy networks has been slow and, furthermore, are very large bureaucratic impediments. "It's quicker to get permission to launch a new nuclear reactor anywhere in the world that do this for a wind farm in Germany, sometimes it takes years," says Fell. More green energy, higher prices? To replace nuclear with green energy by 2020, the Association of Renewable Energy has developed a 10-point plan. The central: the elimination of obstacles in planning the style of height limits for mills. Germany to supply 100 percent green power is possible, as the motto of the Association that narrows in the next line: if, indeed, invest the 150 billion euros in new renewable parks.
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renewable energies have been those that have, in recent years, lower energy prices 
After Fukushima, also Klaus Breil, Liberal Party spokesman for energy issues, is of the opinion that you have to force the replacement of nuclear by renewables. He cautions, however, too rapid change: the electricity produced by nuclear energy is cheap. And still expensive green energy might take interest in Germany as a chemical industry, the steel or cement, endangering jobs. The lobby renewable energy vehemently contradict it, because they just are, with zero emissions, which have lowered the price of electricity. This reduction, however, has not reached the consumer: the four big German energy companies have prevented it. A bouquet with more than 500,000 jobs
Although of different opinion about what would happen to the price of electricity, both sides agree that the field of renewable energies few years has become a strong economic factor in the country. Meanwhile, 370,000 people work in the field, in 2004 fell short of 160,000. According to estimates of the associations in a few years half a million people could be employed in the field, in If the laws are changed favorably. Seen this way, boosting renewable energy would benefit not only reducing emissions and increasing security of the population, but also for the economic performance of industrialized Germany.
Author: Richard A. Fuchs / Mirra Banchón Editor: Enrique López
Source: DW
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