Denmark to quadruple solar and wind generation by 2030

Denmark to quadruple solar and wind generation by 2030 shutterstock
Olena Yatseno

The government will subsidize the transition of households to new energy systems

By 2030, the Kingdom of Denmark intends to completely abandon the use of natural gas and quadruple the production of solar and wind energy.

This was announced on Tuesday, April 19, by Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen at a meeting with journalists in Copenhagen, the agency writes Bloomberg.

To achieve these goals, the Danish government will subsidize the transition of households to new energy systems using "green" gas. This will help the population replace heating systems in homes throughout the country.

"When we get "greener", we weaken Putin," the Danish Prime Minister said.

Meanwhile, the Danish kingdom will increase gas production to overcome energy dependence on supplies from Russia. Denmark hopes that this will allow it to help other European countries become independent of the Russian Federation.

At the same time, plans to stop gas production in the long term will remain unchanged.

Starting next year, the country plans to fully meet the needs of gas on its own after the completion of repair work at one of the fields in the North Sea.

Before EcoPolitics reported that since April, Lithuania, which is one of the leaders in the development of RES, in particular bioenergy, as well as Latvia and Estonia will not import Russian natural gas.

Related
Parliament adopts draft law No. 13174 without scandalous amendment
Parliament adopts draft law No. 13174 without scandalous amendment

The government did not support amendment No. 104

Germany launches €6 billion heavy industry decarbonization program
Germany launches €6 billion heavy industry decarbonization program

The initiative will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions at enterprises

Verkhovna Rada to consider draft law No. 13174 on construction of infrastructure facilities
Verkhovna Rada to consider draft law No. 13174 on construction of infrastructure facilities

Environmental activists oppose the bill because of the possible development of wind farms in the Carpathians

China plans to curb the spread of desert with wind turbine blades
China plans to curb the spread of desert with wind turbine blades

Recycling old blades is a technically complex and expensive process