Comments on: Key Issues For Future Of Wind Energy In Spain

By: madeline Holifield 4th period science

madeline Holifield 4th period science — Fri, 30 Apr 2010 21:44:49 +0000

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.

By: keenan drake 2nd

keenan drake 2nd — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 01:30:39 +0000

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

By: Dylan Clark 4th period

Dylan Clark 4th period — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 02:58:30 +0000

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

By: Ruhi Singh- 2nd period

Ruhi Singh- 2nd period — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 22:13:06 +0000

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.

By: gabrielle covey 5 period

gabrielle covey 5 period — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:09:57 +0000

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.

By: Ta'Naisha Hill 5

Ta'Naisha Hill 5 — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 14:07:05 +0000

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.

By: mauhaun 1

mauhaun 1 — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 22:10:16 +0000

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.

By: Ta'Naisha Hill

Ta'Naisha Hill — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 14:05:36 +0000

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.

By: Maysie Spears 4th period

Maysie Spears 4th period — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 23:54:36 +0000

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.

By: Kaila Poleon 4th Period

Kaila Poleon 4th Period — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 01:02:32 +0000

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