Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Wind power in Denmark" in English language version.
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{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)the CEPOS report was funded by American Institute of Energy Research .. and seems to be aimed at addressing the analogy made by President Barack Obama in his 22 April 2009 Earth Day speech, where he cited the example of Denmark and claimed that, by 2030, the USA could generate 20% of its electricity from wind
It is often said that wind power covers ca. 20% of Danish electricity consumption. It is more correct to say that the production of power by Danish wind turbines corresponds to about 20% of electricity demand. But a considerable part of the wind energy produced is exported to neighbouring countries and thus does not cover any part of Danish electricity consumption. (...) For the whole country the degree of cover in 2005 was 13.6% (not 18.7% as stated by the Wind Turbine Industry), and in 2006 it was 10.3%, not 17%.Translation of "Analyse af Vindkraft i Dansk Elforsyning 2005 og 2006", Summary.
the CEPOS report was funded by American Institute of Energy Research .. and seems to be aimed at addressing the analogy made by President Barack Obama in his 22 April 2009 Earth Day speech, where he cited the example of Denmark and claimed that, by 2030, the USA could generate 20% of its electricity from wind