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WindEurope urges EU to safeguard generation from coronavirus

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European wind energy association WindEurope is urging EU governments to safeguard the wind energy sector, which is being highly impacted by the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic. WindEurope asked countries to recognise the wind industryโ€™s role in ensuring electricity security, focusing specifically on continuing the operation and maintenance of wind farms.

WindEurope said: โ€œReliable electricity supply is a prerequisite for the functioning of public services, such as national health care systems โ€“ and therefore more important than ever.

โ€œGovernments have rightfully taken steps to ensure that the operation and maintenance of wind farms continue across Europe.โ€

The association has also asked governments to allow essential manufacturing, especially of components that are fundamental for the production of wind energy.

โ€œIt is critical that the wind industry can continue to produce essential equipment in its factories,โ€ added WindEurope.

The wind power sector provides 15% of the electricity consumed by European countries, with the European Commission (EC) estimating it will reach 50% by 2050.

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