GWEC and WindEurope issue a joint statement to counter the IEA's 10-point-plan

Wind Industry Profile of

The Global Wind Energy Council (‘GWEC’) and WindEurope, are today jointly responding to the IEA’s 10-point Plan to Reduce the European Union’s Reliance on Russian Natural Gas. The report comes at a time of heightened concern over the security and resilience of national and regional energy systems.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine is a tragedy that has initiated a humanitarian crisis. The thoughts of everyone at WindEurope and GWEC are with the people of Ukraine at this time. The situation has highlighted Europe’s dependence on imported fossil fuels – 45% of gas consumed in the region is imported from Russia. Investment in wind and renewables offers energy independence and reliability. We support the call in the IEA’ s 10-Point Plan for a concerted... ... More: Official Press Release GWEC / WindEurope

Keywords:

WindEurope, GWEC, IEA, statement, jointly, Russia, energy, natural gas, energy transition, Europe, war, investment, renewable energy, permitting