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Wind energy unreliable, says E.On

Posted on September 1, 2008. Filed under: CO2 emissions, Canadian wind industry, Canadian wind power, David Suzuki, Environment, Global Warming, News, Ontario wind energy, Ontario wind power, Politics, UK, carbon tax, coal plants, electricity, energy, farming the wind, renewable, renewable energy, truth about wind farms, wind turbines | Tags: Energy Digital, McCain energy policy, Obama, says E.On, Wind energy unreliable |

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E.ON, based in Duesseldorf, Germany, is one of the world’s leading energy companies
They should know – they build wind farms. Germany is in the process of building over 20 new coal plants.

Source: Energy Digital

Wind energy is so unreliable that even if 13,000 turbines are built to meet EU renewable energy targets, they could be relied on to provide only seven percent of the country’s peak winter electricity demand, according to a leading power company E.On.

E.On has argued that so little wind blows during the coldest days of winter that 92 percent of installed wind capacity would have to be backed up by traditional power stations.

Full story at Source: Energy Digital

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