Offshore Wind Deployment in Germany

Facts and Policy Lessons

Publication: Policy Brief
Citation: Piria, Raffaele; Magdalena Magosch and Jakob Eckardt 2020: Offshore Wind Deployment in Germany. Facts and Policy Lessons. Berlin: adelphi.

Piria, Raffaele; Magdalena Magosch and Jakob Eckardt 2020: Offshore Wind Deployment in Germany. Facts and Policy Lessons. Berlin: adelphi.

Language: English
Authorship: Raffaele Piria

Magdalena Magosch and Jakob Eckardt (adelphi)
Funding: Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi), Germany
Published by: adelphi, Germany
Year: 2020
Dimension: 21 pp.
Table of contents: Click to show full table of contents

Introduction
Executive Summary
1. Offshore wind in Germany: facts and figures
1.1 Europe and Germany’s leading role in offshore wind
1.2 Specific challenges and drivers in Germany
1.3 Offshore wind deployment and generation
1.4 Grid expansion and system integration
1.5 Key trends
1.6 Specific German trends
2. Offshore Wind Policies in Germany
2.1 Targets
2.2 Support schemes
2.3 Maritime Spatial Planning
2.4 Grid connection
3. References
Keywords: Energy

Germany

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