A windy February brought further wind energy production records in Europe: As new data from energy market analysts of EnAppSys show, wind power reaches an average capacity of 85.4 GW.
At the moment one record is chasing the next: Already since November last year, the analysts of EnAppSys have been able to report new records in wind power production every month and February is no exception. On the contrary: 27% of Europe's electricity was generated by wind last month. Compared to February of the previous year, this represents an increase of 61% on average.
A look at the individual countries (graph below, source: EnAppSys) shows that Germany was in the lead with 29.1 GW, followed by the UK ...
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