Wind power has grown in Spain only because of the size of the subsidies involved

Heavy subsidies sustain Spain’s wind power

By Troy Media —— Bio and Archives--April 6, 2009

Global Warming-Energy-Environment | Comments | Back To Full Article

-Dr. Stephen Murgatroyd, Columnist, Troy Media Corporation Spain has a great many wind farms. In fact, by 2010, Spain will have 20,000 megawatts of installed capacity. At the peak of the winds this past February, it was able to generate 11,800 megawatts, or 29% of its energy requirements on a particular day (meaning that the turbines were working at 69% of their capacity).

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