Energy: 23,000 Jobs in Danger – Offshore Crisis Hits German Industry
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New figures show how expensive the stagnant expansion of wind power at sea could be for Germany. Billions of value added are at risk, while the first suppliers are already dismantling jobs.
The expansion of wind turbines in the North Sea is slow, and the big developers are now putting pressure on politics – warning of industrial crisis and job losses.
Germany's offshore production could collapse, Hungary would now ramp up installations
At the same time as the job crisis threatens a sales loss of 24 billion euros, a significant part of the value added could migrate abroad – this is the result of a new analysis by the market research company wind:research on behalf of the Federal Wind Energy Association Offshore (BWO). For this development, the wind power lobbyists mention the following reasons: For two years, the contribution The fate of the subsidised wind power: 23,000 jobs i…
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