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The wind industry's ' Copenhagen Call for Action ' highlights 3 steps to boost Europe's energy independence and competitiveness. Amid unprecedented economic insecurity, the EU's new Clean Industrial Deal puts electrification and the accelerated build-out of renewables at the heart of Europe's industrial strategy.

The wind industry gathers in Copenhagen as Europe faces unprecedented competitiveness and security challenges. As a homegrown and affordable source of energy, wind is uniquely placed to help strengthen Europe's energy security and competitiveness. But the build-out of wind is too slow today.

Copenhagen Energy Islands is currently developing a portfolio of around 10 energy island projects around the North Sea, the Baltic Sea and South-East Asia. Energy islands are large-scale offshore energy hubs, which will enable the massive scaling required for the next generation of offshore wind deployment globally.

Founded in 2015, we are the exclusive global offshore wind development partner to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners. Since our founding a decade ago, our team spends every day at the heart of the action to accelerate the energy transition.

However, a modest 131 MW of new onshore wind power capacity was installed. The energy islands in Danish waters continue to advance through various site investigations, legislation requirements, and market design.

The European wind industry calls on Governments to take 3 simple actions to boost Europe's energy security and competitiveness, alongside the full and immediate implementation of the EU Clean Industrial Deal: Apply the new EU permitting rules. They work wonders. Germany is now permitting 7x as much onshore wind as 5 years ago.