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Only 208 out of the 650 megawatts (MW) of onshore wind power auctioned have been awarded in the latest German tender in August due to low bidder turnout, . The bidders' interest in onshore wind compared to the capacities tendered has fallen gradually in the last three auctions, from 71 percent in February to 45 percent in May to now just above 30 percent. Hermann Albers, head of wind energy association BWE, 鈥渁 renewed wake-up call for the politically responsible to act now鈥�. BWE points to 15,800 MW of onshore wind being blocked due to licensing problems, locations too close to aviation infrastructure and ongoing lawsuits as reasons for the low bidder turnout. 鈥淓ach under-tendered auction reduces the onshore wind power expansion needed for the industry, the energy transition and climate protection goals,鈥� Albers said.
Following the weak tender, Alex Robertson, vice president of sales for Germany, Austria and Switzerland at Danish wind turbine group Vestas, has called for a national wind industry action plan, warning that the world鈥檚 largest turbine manufacturer sees 鈥渁n urgent need for action鈥� in Germany. 鈥淚f this trend continues, Germany will not be able to achieve the targets it has set itself and succeed in its energy transition,鈥� Robertson .
In an analysis of the situation, that the German wind industry was 鈥渢hreatened by decline鈥�, having shed 26,000 jobs in one year.
After years of rapid growth, Germany鈥檚 onshore wind power's expansion has almost come to a standstill in the first half of 2019, when only 35 turbines were added. Economy minister Peter Altmaier has invited wind power industry representatives to a crisis meeting in September. As a leading force of the country's renewables industry, onshore wind power is a key element of Germany鈥檚 energy transition.聽