Recently, the German Bundestag passed a bill aimed at accelerating the construction of green energy such as wind and solar energy in Germany.
According to the act, by 2030, the share of electricity generated from renewable sources in electricity consumption in Germany will be increased to at least 80%, compared with currently less than 50%. To achieve this, 2% of Germany's entire federal land area will be earmarked for wind turbines, more than double the current amount.
Calling on the federal states to take responsibility, the goal of accelerating the construction of green energy must be achieved through joint efforts. In addition to wind energy, the number of rooftop solar systems installed will also increase significantly. The bill still needs to be passed by the Bundesrat to go into effect.
