Denmark will shut down the so-called “open door scheme” for new applications to install renewable energy projects over conflict with EU regulations, the Danish Climate, Energy and Utilities Ministry said on Tuesday.
@InfoMgmtExec Ikr, seems like a crazy move from Denmark here.
Hot take, but the EU has introduced some bad faith green energy actors to the Nordics.
Norwegians are not happy about the windmills imported from Europe, not only because they are an eyesore, but that they break down too easily, and the designs are not actually environmentally friendly in of them selves, by creating waste (affirmationed breaking down) and hurting the wildlife, all things that could have been R&D’rd.
This means they serve only to line the pockets of energy firms who get the infrastructure subsidized. This results in money being poured into what can only be described as unsustainable infrastructure.
I think we’re seeing a bit reigning back and even possibly some faux protectionist measures to look for better solutions.
