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Turun Sanomat: Land-based wind turbines profitable within five years


<i>Turun Sanomat</i>: Land-based wind turbines profitable within five years
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According to a fresh report produced by the Aalto University, land-based wind power plants can become profitable even within five years, the Turku-based daily Turun Sanomat writes.
     
Based on cost predictions, the government’s energy support payouts to new power stations will decrease starting next year. The support is believed to become obsolete after 2015. The move will save the state hundreds of millions of euros.
      “But this will not apply to offshore windparks”, says project manager researcher Jani Laine.
      The government bill on renewable sources of energy is currently being discussed by the Parliamentary committees. According to the draft proposal, the state would pay energy support to new wind power plants for the maximum of 12 years, if they fail to receive the price agreed in the Power Exchange.


Previously in HS International Edition:
  Feasibility tests continue for planned inland wind power station (16.9.2009)
  Energy companies put forward ambitious offshore wind power plans (18.6.2008)

See also:
  Fortum to invest EUR 160 million in wind farm in Northern Sweden (1.9.2010)
  Ă…land in dispute with mainland over wind power subsidies (16.9.2010)
  Bureaucracy hampers donation of Finnish wind power system to Viena Karelia (9.4.2010)

Links:
  Finnish Wind Power Association

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 Turun Sanomat: Land-based wind turbines profitable within five years

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