Permalink: https://photo.greenpeace.org/archive/Wind-Turbines-on-Samsoe-Island-27MZIF3T4BGJ.htmlConceptually similarWind Turbines among Fields on Samsoe IslandGP0STP32CCompleted★★★★Wind Turbines on Samsoe IslandGP0STP323Completed★★★★Wind Turbines in a Field in Samsoe IslandGP0STP325Completed★★★★Local Solar Heating Plant on Samsoe IslandGP0STP32DCompleted★★★★Wind Turbine in a Field of Samsoe IslandGP0STP326Completed★★★★Wind Turbine on Aeroe IslandGP0STP32LCompleted★★★★Wind Turbines on Aeroe IslandGP0STP32KCompleted★★★★Solar Farm on Samsoe IslandGP0STP327Completed★★★★Offshore Wind Farm in DenmarkGP02LHOCompleted★★★★View AllGP0STP324Wind Turbines on Samsoe IslandDifferent capacity wind turbines are pictured in a field at Denmark's island of Samsoe. 100% of the electricity in the island is provided by wind turbines, 70% of the heat supply comes from four sustainable district heating plants. A large amount of small private systems also contribute to the production of renewable energy. Two Danish islands, Samsoe and Aeroe became the first Denmark's official renewable energy islands.Locations:Denmark-Europe-Northern Europe-Samsø Island-ScandinaviaDate:26 May, 2015Credit:© Denis Sinyakov / GreenpeaceMaximum size:5046px X 3306pxKeywords:Climate (campaign title)-Clouds-Day-Energy-Energy [R]evolution (campaign title)-Energy efficiency-Farms-Fields-Houses-KWCI (GPI)-Landscapes-Outdoors-Renewable energy-Rural scenes-Solar energy-Solar power stations-Wind turbinesShoot:Renewable Energy Documentation in DenmarkGreenpeace conducted a documentation on renewable energy in the Danish islands of Samsoe and Aeroe. 100% of the electricity in the Samsoe island is provided by wind turbines, 70% of the heat supply comes from four sustainable district heating plants. Samsoe has an international lead as an energy-efficient research island, from which the Samsoe Energy Academy shares knowledge and experiences with the world. Aeroe renewable energy island, south of Denmark, houses the largest solar heating power station in the world with more than 33000 m2 covered in solar panels.
