Renewable Energy in Danish Municipalities - an Evaluation of The Planning Framework for Wind Power

Karl Sperling; Frede Hvelplund; Brian Vad Mathiesen

Renewable Energy in Danish Municipalities - an Evaluation of The Planning Framework for Wind Power

Karl Sperling, Frede Hvelplund, Brian Vad Mathiesen

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Wind power is a maturing technology that in a number of countries is likely to contribute a major share to fully renewable energy systems. Denmark has a comparably long history of wind power development and is planning to continue expanding the existing capacity. If a large-scale penetration of wind power is to be achieved, an integrated framework is needed that can respond to the associated challenges. This paper argues for adopting an integrated macro perspective when evaluating and building frameworks to support wind power development. This macro perspective is applied to the case of Denmark, and more specifically to concrete wind power projects in the region of Northern Jutland. The results suggest although certain elements in the legislation have been improved, the feasibility of wind power projects cannot be guaranteed, and there is a tendency to exclude smaller turbines from the development.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	CD PROCEEDINGS : 5^th DUBROVNIK CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY WATER AND ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS
Editors	Zvonimir Guzovic, Neven Duic, Marko Ban
Number of pages	24
Publisher	University of Zagreb
Publication date	2009
ISBN (Electronic)	978-953-6313-98-3
Publication status	Published - 2009
Event	5^th DUBROVNIK CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY WATER AND ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS - Dubrovnik, Croatia Duration: 29 Sept 2009 → 3 Oct 2009

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Country/Territory	Croatia
City	Dubrovnik
Period	29/09/2009 → 03/10/2009

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Sperling, K , Hvelplund, F & Mathiesen, BV 2009, Renewable Energy in Danish Municipalities - an Evaluation of The Planning Framework for Wind Power. in Z Guzovic, N Duic & M Ban (eds), CD PROCEEDINGS: 5^th DUBROVNIK CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY WATER AND ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS. University of Zagreb, 5^th DUBROVNIK CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY WATER AND ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 29/09/2009.

Renewable Energy in Danish Municipalities - an Evaluation of The Planning Framework for Wind Power. / Sperling, Karl ; Hvelplund, Frede ; Mathiesen, Brian Vad.
CD PROCEEDINGS: 5^th DUBROVNIK CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF ENERGY WATER AND ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS. ed. / Zvonimir Guzovic; Neven Duic; Marko Ban. University of Zagreb, 2009.

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