Solar and Wind Energy Are Growing Rapidly Worldwide, Accordination to the International Energy Agency. The generation also increased significantly in the Netherlands. However, The Agency is Slightly Lowering Its Expectation for 2030, Due to Less Ambitious Policies from the United States and China.
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That is a Slightly Lower Expectation Than In The Previous Annual Report. The Agency Cites Policy Changes in the US and China As the Main Reason.
For Example, The US, Under President Donald Trump, Abolished Many Tax Benefits for Sustainable Investments, Causing the Iea to Half Its Growth Expectation for Sustainable Energy in the Country.
China Remains The Most Important Country for Renewable Energy and Accounted for 60 percent of Global Generation Growth, Accordination to the Report. However, the agency is Lowering Its Expectation for the Country, because China Has Implemented New Policies That May Result Started in Feer Sustainable Energy Projects Being.
The Developments in the US and China Are Largely Offset by Growth in Other Regions. India is growing the most with solar and wind energy. The IA Predicts That this country will Become the Largest Market for Renewable Energy After China and Will Easily Have Tripled Production by 2030.
More Countries Are Struggling with Full Power Grids
The Energy Yield from Offshore Wind Farms is Disappointing Worldwide. The Agency is Lowering Its Expectation for this Energy Generation for the Coming Period by A Quarter. Policy Changes, Rising Costs and Difficult-to-Supply Components are Throwing a Wrench in the Works.
More Countries are also Struggling with Full Power Grids and Negative Electricity Prices Duration Certain Hours. That slows down growth, althegh the ie had predicted that the record increase in New Solar and Wind Farms in 2023 would not be matched.
Solar Panels at the Forefront of Sustainable Energy Growth
The Netherlands is Mentioned as One of the Examples with the Full Power Grid. Our Country is also in the report in A Positive Sense, because Renewable Energy Grew, Just Like in the rest of Europe.
The Report Names The Netherlands As One of the Most Important European Countries for Solar Energy. In the next five years, about 80 percent of the growth in Sustainable Energy Will Come from Solar Panels.
New Panels Will Be Installed in the Middle East and Southeast Asia in the Coming Years. Growth is also expected in Europe, Although the Sale of New Solar Panels in The Netherlands Has Shrunk Rapidly This Year, Mainly Due to the Announced End of the Net Metering Scheme.