Germany's Wind Energy Sector Uncertainty
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Wind energy just had a record year in Germany — but the federal election could shake things up
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2024 was a strong year for wind energy in Germany , with permit awards for onshore wind turbines accelerating.
But the upcoming election means the sector now faces uncertainty, amid vocal skepticism from the two parties leading in the polls.
The incoming government will have to tackle several challenges when it comes to renewable energy, including adjusting laws and targets.
Germany shut off its last remaining nuclear power plants in 2023 .
The new government will have to work on a new iteration of the law, IWES ' Reuter said.
Germany 's efforts towards winning energy from nuclear fusion are still in the research and planning stage.
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