Utter skepticism toward effect of EU wind package: "There will be more Chinese turbines"

European developers’ focus on costs still leaves room for Chinese wind turbines on European soil despite the EU wind package, according to TotalEnergies’ CEO.
Photo: AHMED YOSRI/REUTERS / X07180
Photo: AHMED YOSRI/REUTERS / X07180

There was widespread joy and optimism following the announcement of the EU’s wind package, but for Europe’s largest energy player, the enthusiasm is more measured. 

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