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However, Danish national wind power policies have struggled to find a balance among ‘green’ industry, climate, and environmental policy objectives on the one hand, and local influence and acceptance on the other. National-level politics have been receptive, providing broad support to major wind power industrial interests. EU adaptation pressure has played a minor role, as Denmark has generally been ahead of the EU’s renewable energy policies. Explanations for this development point initially to the energy-economic situation, as policies and the development of wind were accelerated by the need for alternatives to oil and gas and very good wind resources. Still, Danish policies have brought a fairly steady increase in installed wind power capacity and production, yielding an electricity share of nearly 50% in 2020. There has also been a shift towards a reduction in wind power-specific subsidy levels. The aim has been to aid technology development on large-scale turbines and wind power deployment. As a first mover in wind power, and quite active in developing offshore wind, Denmark has implemented and adjusted a mix of technology ‘push’ and market ‘pull’ policies, supported by a carbon tax on energy.
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