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The overriding public interest in the expansion of renewable energies is not yet having an effect, says Stefan Dohler. (Image: Sebastian Vollmert)
Berlin (energate) - The northern German utility EWE is planning its own wind farms, but it is not yet making any real progress in obtaining permits, said CEO Stefan Dohler. In an interview with energate, Mr Dohler talked about what is still causing delays, how EWE views security of supply and about purchasing tours by oil companies in Germany.
energate: Mr Dohler, what is your view on the current winter regarding security of supply?
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