I really admire Scholz's dare to think: "The wind blows energy," I hope this time is not "Andersen's fairy tale realistic version".
Germany and Denmark are about to start the drama of "jointly developing sea breeze power generation", which will completely make the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipeline energy in the Merkel era "go to hell".
The advantages of sea wind power generation are many:
Wind energy is a clean energy source, a renewable energy source, and only where wind resources are abundant, can increase the source of electric energy.
But it is a pity that "blessings and misfortunes depend on":
Sea wind power generation operation and maintenance is difficult. The environment is harsh, typhoon, seawater corrosion, salt spray, the quality and performance of parts and components are higher. The cost is high, maintenance is difficult, it is not very economical, and the efficiency of converting wind energy into electricity is not high enough. In short, the overall cost is higher.
Hopefully, it's not a fairy tale: Germany will invest 9 billion euros and build it in 2030, when 4.5 million German users of sea wind power generation will benefit.
(Such a good project that does not seek people to "wind and bring energy", Merkel has been in power for 16 years, how can she not think of it?) ）
The danish energy island (Bernhold) is about the size of 18 football fields (120,000 square meters).
