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New statistics show that Greece added 287.
3 MW of grid-connected wind power capacity in the first half of 2020, bringing its cumulative installed capacity to 3,884 MW
.
According to data released by the Hellenic Wind Energy Association (ELETAEN), the country's wind turbine capacity has increased by 8% since the end of December 2019, with 110 machines
commissioned between January and June.
Panagiotis Ladakakos, president of ELETAEN, commented that this growth has been achieved in a "volatile and complex regulatory environment" that has been further suppressed
by the COVID-19 pandemic.
"But this success should not obscure the problem: there is still a lot of work to be done
to meet the country's energy and climate goals," he added.
”
Of the 3,884 MW fleet, 299.
7 MW were installed on the island and 3,584 MW on mainland Greece
.
Central Greece has 1,484.
9 MW, accounting for 38%
of the total.
The Peloponnese and East Macedonia-Thrace have an installed capacity of 619.
2 MW and 481.
2 MW,
respectively.
In terms of ownership, the largest owner of installed capacity is household utility Terna Energy with 585.
9 MW with 15.
1% share, followed by construction group Ellaktor SA with 482.
3 MW and Italy's Enel Green Power with 353.
7 MW
.
In terms of the country's cumulative power generation, Denmark's Vestas Wind Power System is the preferred turbine supplier with a market share of 46.
3%, and in the first half of the year alone, Vestas added 141.
6 MW of wind turbines, followed by Germany's Enercon with an installed rate of 120.
2 MW, accounting for 41.
8%.
New statistics show that Greece added 287.
3 MW of grid-connected wind power capacity in the first half of 2020, bringing its cumulative installed capacity to 3,884 MW
.
According to data released by the Hellenic Wind Energy Association (ELETAEN), the country's wind turbine capacity has increased by 8% since the end of December 2019, with 110 machines
commissioned between January and June.
Panagiotis Ladakakos, president of ELETAEN, commented that this growth has been achieved in a "volatile and complex regulatory environment" that has been further suppressed
by the COVID-19 pandemic.
"But this success should not obscure the problem: there is still a lot of work to be done
to meet the country's energy and climate goals," he added.
”
Of the 3,884 MW fleet, 299.
7 MW were installed on the island and 3,584 MW on mainland Greece
.
Central Greece has 1,484.
9 MW, accounting for 38%
of the total.
The Peloponnese and East Macedonia-Thrace have an installed capacity of 619.
2 MW and 481.
2 MW,
respectively.
In terms of ownership, the largest owner of installed capacity is household utility Terna Energy with 585.
9 MW with 15.
1% share, followed by construction group Ellaktor SA with 482.
3 MW and Italy's Enel Green Power with 353.
7 MW
.
In terms of the country's cumulative power generation, Denmark's Vestas Wind Power System is the preferred turbine supplier with a market share of 46.
3%, and in the first half of the year alone, Vestas added 141.
6 MW of wind turbines, followed by Germany's Enercon with an installed rate of 120.
2 MW, accounting for 41.
8%.
