
After a year of stagnation, the Schleswig-Holstein federal state government is soon ready to award licenses for new onshore wind turbines. The new local development plan has reached a stage to approve 191 new wind turbines. The first drafts of the local development plans are expected to be finalized at the end of August, according to Danish local news media, Jyske Vestkysten.
Because of that, there is a chance that the Northern German market is speeding up more rapidly than Denmark's, as the Danish future energy agreement involves fewer onshore wind turbines.
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