Key Issues For Future Of Wind Energy In Spain
September 10, 2009
The journal Energy Policy has recently reported two studies that highlight some key issues for the future of wind energy in Spain. A team of engineers from the University of Zaragoza believes it is “technically viable and economically reasonable” for wind energy to account for 30% of Spain’s overall energy production. A report by two researchers from the University of Alcalá (UAH) and the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), meanwhile, says the number of jobs generated by this sector in the European Union has increased by 226% since 2003.
“Nowadays, wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain, but by 2030 this could rise to 30%”, says José Luis Bernal, of the Department of Electric Engineering of the University of Zaragoza and co-author of a study published recently in the journal Energy Policy.
His team has developed its own calculation method based on the amounts of energy contributed by various sources. The results show that an energy mix, with wind energy providing 30%, solar energy 20% and gas turbines a further 20% (10%-15% biogas and 5%-10% natural gas), is technically and economically viable in Spain.
The remainder would be made up of hydroelectric, geothermal and biomass energy (20% between the three) and energy from carbon power plants (10%), which should apply CO2 capture techniques in order to reduce their impact on global warming.
The proposal factors in the issue of wind turbines potentially standing still when there is wind, looks to a contribution by fossil fuels of less than 20% and does not consider the use of nuclear energy. “According to our calculations, the cost per kilowatt-hour (kWh) could be maintained at between 5.5 and 6.1 Euro cents”, says Bernal.
The study shows that wind parks were already providing around 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007 (260 TWh), when their energy generation capacity increased by 33.2%, going from 11.63 GW in January to 15.5 GW by December that year. This growth trend has held steady until the present day, both in terms of the megawatts produced and in generation of employment.
Favourable winds for employment
In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union, according to a report, also published in Energy Policy, by Maria Isabel Blanco, from the University of Alcalá (UAH) in Madrid, and Glória Rodrigues, from the European Wind Energy Association (EWEA). “This is an increase of 226% in comparison to 2003″, the authors say.
The study shows that generation of this energy provides direct employment for 38,000 people in Germany, 20,500 in Spain and 17,000 in Denmark, the three major producing countries in the EU. Manufacturers of turbines and their components account for the largest number of jobs created, which are taken mostly by men (who account for 78%), as is generally the case in industrial production chains.
The report, based on a survey carried out among the leading companies in the sector, shows that a new market linked to wind energy is arising in Europe, with France, Italy, Ireland and Portugal also playing an active role. However, despite these dynamic developments, there is “a lack of specialists, project managers, engineers and operation and maintenance experts” for the wind farms. In order to resolve this situation, the study calls for measures to be put in place to educate workers and boost their mobility.
In this story it was pretty much saying that by 2030 we will have a lot more substitutes to use like solar energy, wind power, power plants, and electric energy. Study showed that in 2007 wind parks were able to power 10% of Spain’s electricity. According to report wind power was able to provide about 104,000 jobs for people in the European Union. So the article is saying that with all this energy many were able to be provided jobs.
Right now wind farms in Spain supply about 12% of electric energy produced in Spain, but scientists believe that by 2030 they will suppy about 30%. Scientists developed this calculation method based on the amounts of energy contributed by various sources. The results showed that an energy mix, with wind energy providing 30%, solar energy 20% and gas turbines a further 20% is technically and economically viable in Spain. Meaning…. wind mills are becoming more popular which is a good thing!
1. 30% of Spains energy is wind energy.
2. 2008 wind energy provided about 104,000 jobs in the EU.
3. energy employment has more than 20,500 in Spain working.
4. This growth has held steady until today.
5. The issue of wind turbines lately standing still when there is wind.
1.The journal energy policy was recently reported 2 studies that highlight some key issues for the future of wind energy in Spain.
2.Wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
3. They have developed their own calculation method based on the amounts of energy contributed by various sources.
4.The remainder would be made up of hydrolectric, geothermal and biomass enerrgy.
5.A new market linked to wind energy is arising in Europe, with France, Italy, Ireland and Portugall.
This article syas that there is going to be wind energy in Spain.
The EWEA jobs increased by 226% since 2003.
Spain generates 12% of electric energy now but in 2030 that could increase by 30%.
José Luis Bernal’s team his team has developed there own method about how much energy iis contributed from different sources.
The results show with wind energy provids 30%, solar energy 20% and gas is turbines 20%.
Engineers from spain believe that 30% of wind energy should account for spains overall energy use.
EWEA jobs have increased 226% since 2003.
In 2009 wind farms produce 12% of spains energy.
They predict that by 2030 the wind farms should produce 30% of spains energy.
The team of engineers made its own calculation method based upon the amounts of energy contributed by various sources.
1. A team of engineers believe that wind energy accounts for 30 % of overall energy in spain.
2. The European Union has increased by 226% since 2003, says two researchers from the University of Alcala, and the European wind energy Association.
3. Wind farms supply 12% of electric energy.
4. Scientist say by 2030 electric energy will rise 30%
5. Their are new wind energy farms rising in Europe, with France, Italy, Ireland, ans Portugal.
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1.At this time wind percent is 15%.
2. In 2030 it will be about 30%.
3.In Spain 30% of energy is wind energy.
4.The EP arived to help.
5.In 2008 wind energy provided about 104,000 jobs to the europien union.
1. wind energy is now 30% of spains energy.
2. The number of jobs generated by the sector in the European Union has increased by 226% since 2003.
3. Wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union in 2008.
4.Wind farms supply about 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
5.Wind parks were already providing around 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007.
1. journal Energy Policy reported two studies for the future of wind energy in Spain.
2.they plan to use it for 30% of Spain.
3.there has been a huge jobi ncreasment by 226%
4 in 2007 10% of spains use of energy is by the fans
5.
30% of spains energy is from wind
the europien union has incresed by by 226% since 2003 says 2 reserchers from the univarsity of alcala, and the europian wind energy association
they predicted that by 2030 electricity will rise 3o%
wind percent is 15%
in 2030 it will be 30%
30% of energy is wind energy in spain
The EP comes to help
There will be 1040 jobs because of wind energy
1. Wind energy is 30% of Spain’s total energy.
2. Ewea job inscreased 226% since 2003.
3. By 2030, eletric energy will rise to 30%
4. In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the europaen union.
5. The results shw with wind energy provide 30% and solar with 20% and gas is 20%.
1. Wind farms supply 12% of Spain’s electric energy.
2. In Spain 30 percent of energy is wind.
3. Scientist say that in 2030 electric energy will rise 30%.
4. Jobs in the EWEA have increased 226% since 2003.
5. Energy has helped employ more than 20,500 people in Spain.
by 2030 we will have a lot more substitutes to use like solar energy, wind power, power plants, and electric energy. Study showed that in 2007 wind parks were able to power 10% of Spain’s electricity. According to report wind power was able to provide about 104,000 jobs for people in the European Union. the article is saying that with all this energy many were able to be jobs.
1. 30% of all of Spains energey is wind.
2. Wind farms suppy 12% pecent of that energey.
3. The generation of this energey will provide direct employment for 38,000
4. In 2008 wind energey provided 104,000 jobs.
5. There is an 226% increse since 2003.
1.In 2008 energy provided 104000 jobs.
2.In 2003 it increased 226%
3.The generater for this will employ 38000.
4.Wind farm supply 12% of energy.
5.Of all Spain’s energy 30% is wind.
1).30% of the overall energy in spain is wind energy.
2).Farms supply around 12% of electric energy produced in spain.
3).By 2030 this could rise to 30%.
4).In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union.
5). The generation of this provides direct employment for 38,000 people in Germany.
This is my article summary for 28/9/09
30% of energy in spain is wind energy. Nowadays, wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain. By 2030, the world will many alternatives for fuel. Solar and wind energy are becoming more popular and useful for electricity.
1.30% of all wind in spain is wind energy.
2.5-10 % is natural gas
3. Wind parks where providing 10% of spains electricity.
4.By 2030 the winds energy could rise up to 30%.
5.Wind farms provide 12% of the energy.
(1)30% of spains energy is wind.
(2)Wind farms supply 12%of electrical energy.
(3)2008 wind energy provided about 104,000 jobs in the EU.
(4)Scientist say that in 2030 electric energy will rise 30%.
(5)Wind parks were already providing around 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007.
1. Spain uses 30% of wind energy.
2. The generation of wond energy provides employment for 38000 people in Germany.
3. Wind farms produce 12% of that thirty percent of energy.
4. there are 1040 jobs because of wind energy.
5. There are new wind farms getting built in Europe.
The journal energy policy was recently reported 2 studies that highlight some key issues for the future of wind energy in Spain.
Wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
They have developed their own calculation method based on the amounts of energy contributed by various sources.The remainder would be made up of hydrolectric, geothermal and biomass enerrgy..The journal energy policy was recently reported 2 studies that highlight some key issues for the future of wind energy in Spain.
1 The generation of this provides direct amployment for 38,000 people in Germany.
2 By 2030 the cloud rose to 30%.
3 3o% of spains energy is wind energy.
4 In 2008 wind energy provided around 104,000 people in European Union.
5 Farms supply a12% of electric energy produce in spain.
Scientists are trying to find more efficiant ways to use wind energy. That isbecause 30 percent of Spain’s energy is wind energy. Because of that, the EWEA jobs have incresed by 226 percent since 2003. Wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union in 2008. Wind parks were already providing around 10 percent of Spain’s energy in 2007 and are now providing about 12 percent.
1. Wind energy is 30% of Spain’s total energy.
2. EWEA job inscreased 226% since 2003.
3. By 2030, eletric energy will rise to 30%.
4. In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the Europaen Union.
5. The results show wind energy provided 30% and 20% with solar and 20% is gas.
1.30% of spains energy is wind
2.Farms supply around 12% of electric energy produced in spain.
3.In 2008 energy provided 104000 jobs.
4.By 2030, eletric energy will rise to 30%
5.The generation of this energey will provide direct employment for 38,000
1.The journal energy policy was recently reported 2 studies that highlight some key issues for the future of wind energy in Spain.
2.Wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
3. They have developed their own calculation method based on the amounts of energy contributed by various sources.
4.The remainder would be made up of hydrolectric, geothermal and biomass enerrgy.
5.A new market linked to wind energy is arising in Europe, with France, Italy, Ireland and Portugall.
1.The journal energy policy was recently reported 2 studies that highlight some key issues for the future of wind energy in Spain.
2.Wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
3. They have developed their own calculation method based on the amounts of energy contributed by various sources.
5.A new market linked to wind energy is arising in Europe, with France, Italy, Ireland and Portugall.
1. Wind farms in Spain supply about 12% of electric energy produced there.
2. Scientists believe that by 2030, they will suppy about 30%.
3. EWEA jobs have increased 226% since 2003.
4. Wind parks were already providing around 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007.
5. In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union.
1. Wind Mills make wind energy
2. Nowadays, wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain, but by 2030 this could rise to 30%.
3. Energy can supply CO2 power.
4. In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union.
5.Three major producing countries in the EU. Manufacturers of turbines and their components account for the largest number of jobs created.
Wind energy is now 30% of spains energy.
Wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
The study shows that wind parks were already providing around 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007.
In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union.
Manufacturers of turbines and their components account for the largest number of jobs created.
Wind energy plays a big role in Spain. It helps produce energy, but also produces jobs. The jobs spread through out Denmark, Germany, and Spain. The people who manufacture the turbines are made up of 78% men. 12% of Spain’s energy is wind, but everyone is hoping that by 2030 it will make up 30% of the energy. With this increase in wind energy coming, the use of fossil fuels is expected to be 10%, this will help reduce global warming. A new market for wind energy is arising in Europe, the only problem is that many people do not have knowledge of the wind machines. Hopefully people will be taught about wind energy and can help reduce global warming world wide.
1.Scientists are trying to find more efficiant ways to use wind energy.
2.Wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
3.In 2008 wind energy provided around 104,000 people in European Union.
4.There are 1040 jobs because of wind energy.
5.Of all Spain’s energy 30% is wind
1. Today farms produce 12% of the electric energy in spain.
2. By 2030 wind farms could produce 30% of spains electricle energy.
3. Scientist are trying to find better ways to use wind energy.
4. Jobs in energy are increasing..
5.Wind energy can help slow global warming.
This story was pretty much saying that by 2030 we will have a lot more substitutes to use like solar energy, wind power, power plants, and electric energy. Study showed that in 2007 wind parks were able to power 10% of Spain’s electricity. According to report wind power was able to provide about 104,000 jobs for people in the European Union. So the article is saying that with all this energy many were able to be provided jobs
Right now spains wind percentage is 15%. in spain they use 30% wind energy. wind feilds are generating 10% of energy. there are 1040 jobs because of wind energy.
In these days, wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain. By 2030 wind farms will supply around 30%. The researchers results show that an energy mix, with wind energy providing 30%, solar energy 20% and gas turbines a further 20% is technically and economically viable in Spain. The remainde would be made up of hydroelectric, geothermal and biomass energy and energy from carbon power plants, which should apply CO2 capture techniques in order to reduce their impact on global warming. Wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union in 2008.
1.The jorual ‘Energy Polcy” reported highlights of studies on the future of wind energy in Spain.
2.A team of enginrs from Spain feel it is a technically viable & ecommically reasonable.
3.Jose luis Beranl said, “Nowdays wind farms supply around 12 percent of electric wind energy produced in Spain, but by 2030 this could rise to 30 percent.
4. This study was published in journal Energy Policy.
5.Jose’s team has made their own calculation based on the amounts of energy made by various sources.
ARTICLE SUMMARY
~30% of Spains energy is wind energy
~The number of jobs generated by the sector in the European Union has increased tremendously from 2003 to 2008.
~ 78% of the people that work there are men.
~ In 2008 wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union.
~Wind farms supplies around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
1. Wind energy is 30% pof spains overall energy.
2. Wind farms Provide about 12% of electrical energy.
3. In 2008 wind energy provided about 104000 jobs.
4. This is an increse of 226% from 2003.
5. This energy provides 38000 jobs for Germany 20500 for Spain and17000 for Denmark.
1. Few researchers said this particular job increased since the year of 2003.
2. Wind farms supply about 12 percent of electric energy.
3. In order to reduce global warming power plants should apply CO2.
4. José Luis Bernal and his team has developed their own calculation method base.
5. Wind energy provides about 104,000 jobs.
1. 30% of Spains energy is wind energy.
2. 2008 wind energy provided about 104,000 jobs in the EU.
3. energy employment has more than 20,500 in Spain working.
4. This growth has held steady until today.
5. The issue of wind turbines lately standing still when there is wind.
2008 wind energy provided about 104,000 jobs in the EU
30% of Spains energy is wind energy
the issue of wind turbines lately standing still when there is wind
energy employment has more than 20,500 in Spain working.
this growth has held steady until today.
1.The journal Energy Policy has recently reported two studies that highlight some key issues for the future of wind energy in Spain.
2.A report by two researchers says the number of jobs generated by this sector in the European Union has increased.
3. His team has developed its own calculation method.
4.The results show that an energy mix, with wind energy providing 30%.
5.The remainder would be made up of hydroelectric, geothermal and biomass energy.
1.Wind energy is 30% of Spain overall energy production.
2.At EWEA the number of jobs generated by this sector in the European Union has increased by 226% since 2003.
3.Wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
4.In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union.
5.Study shows that wind parks were already providing around 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007.
The European Union has increased by 226% since 2003, says two researchers from the University of Alcala, and the European wind energy Association.EWEA jobs have increased 226% since 2003.Right now wind farms in Spain supply about 12% of electric energy produced in Spain, but scientists believe that by 2030 they will supply about 30%.A report by two researchers says the number of jobs generated by this sector in the European Union has increased.In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs in the European Union.Study shows that wind parks were already providing around 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007.In order to reduce global warming power plants should apply CO2.
1. 30% of Spains energy is wind energy.
2. 78% of the people that work there are men.
3. In 2008 wind energy provided about 104000 jobs.
4. This is an increase of 226% from 2003.
5. Wind energy can help slow global warming.
1.30% of Spains energy comes from the wind
2.Wind farms provide 12% of electrical power in spain
3.in 2008 wind energy provided more than 100,000 jobs in Europe
4.78% of the workers are men
5.there has been an increase of 226% from 2003
1. In 2008 wind energey provided 104,000 jobs.
2. Wind parks are providing 30% of Spains energy
3. Energy Policy has reported two studies that involve some key issues for the future of wind energy in Spain.
4. Scientist predict that in 2030 electric energy will rise 30%.
5. It has provided direct employment for people in Germany, Spain and Denmark, the three major producing countries in the EU
1. Wind energy is 30% of Spain’s energy.
2. EWEA jobs have increased 226% since 2003.
3. Farms produce 12% of electric energy in Spain.
4. Scientists predict that by 2030 electric energy will rise 30%
5. Wind energy can slow down global warming.
1. 30% of Spains energy is wind energy.
2.EWEA jobs have increased 226% since 2003.
3..In 2008 wind energy provided more than 100,000 jobs in Europe.
4.This growth has held steady until today.
5.. Wind energy can slow down global warming.
1. Spains power is mostly wind power.
2.EWAE jobs increased about 226%.
3. Scientist predict that in 2030 electric energy will increase 30%.
4. Farms make up 12% of Spains power.
5. Wind energy could clean the universe.
1.) 30% of Spains energy is wind energy.
2.) Farms produce 12% of electric energy in Spain.
3.)Scientists predict that by 2030 electric energy will rise 30%
4.)Scientists predict that by 2030 electric energy will rise 30%
5.).The remainder would be made up of hydroelectric, geothermal and biomass energy.
1.) Spain’s overall energy is wind energy.
2.) The amount of jobs in the European Union has increased by 226 percent.
3.) Winfarms supply around 12 percent of the electric energy.
4.) This article is about key issues for future of wind energy in Spain.
5.) In 2008, wind energy provided around 104,000 jobs.
1.Wind farms supply around 12% of the electricty.
2. Spains power is mostly wind power.
3. Wind parks were already making 10% of Spain’s electricity.
4. 2008 wind energy provided about 104,000 jobs in the EU.
5.The EWEA jobs increased by 226% since 2003.
1) 30% of Spain’s energy is wind
2) Wind farms supply around 12% of the electric energy produced in Spain.
3) An energy mix is technically and economically viable in Spain.
4) Wind energy provided about 104,000 jobs in Europe in 2008
5) Wind parks provided about 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007
1. wind energy is 30% pof spains overall energy
2. wind farms Provide about 12% of electrical energy
3. in 2008 wind energy provided about 104000 jobs
4. this is an increse of 226% from 2003
5. this energy provides 38000 jobs for germany 20500 for spain and17000 for denmark
1.A team of engineers from the University of Zaragoza believes it is “technically viable and economically reasonable” for wind energy to account for 30% of Spain’s overall energy production.
2.The study shows that wind parks were already providing around 10% of Spain’s electricity in 2007 (260 TWh), when their energy generation capacity increased by 33.2%, going from 11.63 GW in January to 15.5 GW by December that year.
3.The study shows that generation of this energy provides direct employment for 38,000 people in Germany, 20,500 in Spain and 17,000 in Denmark, the three major producing countries in the EU.
4. The results show that an energy mix, with wind energy providing 30%, solar energy 20% and gas turbines a further 20% (10%-15% biogas and 5%-10% natural gas), is technically and economically viable in Spain.
5.The proposal factors in the issue of wind turbines potentially standing still when there is wind, looks to a contribution by fossil fuels of less than 20% and does not consider the use of nuclear energy.