‘Minimal’ land required for renewables expansion in Europe
- Admin
- Aug 2, 2024
- 1 min read
The report highlights that there is sufficient land in Europe to expand solar and wind energy without affecting food production or nature. It mentions the need for 2.2% of the European Union's total land for solar and wind projects to achieve climate neutrality by 2040. The analysis suggests that 5.2% of the EU's land is suitable for renewables projects, mainly in rural areas. It emphasizes the importance of interconnectivity and solidarity between EU countries. The EEB calls for clear criteria to prioritize agrivoltaic systems in rural areas, stating that renewables can coexist with agriculture and nature.
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