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Home›Offshore Wind›Siemens Chief Calls for Better Energy Transition Coordination (Germany)
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January 4, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Siemens Chief Calls for Better Energy Transition Coordination (Germany)

CEO of Siemens thinks that German government is not investing enough in energy reform. Energy reform project demands a clear strategy with tight timing and control. It is still unknown who is responsible for this situation, according to Siemens CEO. The offshore wind farm needs to go through 40 proc

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CEO of Siemens thinks that German government is not investing enough in energy reform. Energy reform project demands a clear strategy with tight timing and control.

It is still unknown who is responsible for this situation, according to Siemens CEO.

The offshore wind farm needs to go through 40 procedures from the beginning to the end of construction.

These long procedures are jeopardizing the entire schedule of the energy transition.

CEO advocates more simpler procedure for the offshore wind farm approval, and for more support for energy reform in Germany.

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Offshore WIND staff, January 04, 2012; Image: siemens

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