Feldheim Renewable Energy Village
Sector: Wind • Location: Feldheim, Brandenburg, Germany
Source: The Straits Times
Feldheim is a small village in Germany with a population of 130 that has developed its own electricity and heating networks powered entirely by local, low-cost renewable energy sources including wind turbines, solar panels, biogas, and wood chip heating. The village achieved energy self-sufficiency by 2010 and benefits economically by saving several hundred thousand euros annually by avoiding foss
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Description | Feldheim is a small village in Germany with a population of 130 that has developed its own electricity and heating networks powered entirely by local, low-cost renewable energy sources including wind turbines, solar panels, biogas, and wood chip heating. The village achieved energy self-sufficiency by 2010 and benefits economically by saving several hundred thousand euros annually by avoiding fossil fuels. The village also stores excess energy in batteries for use during periods of low sun or wind. |
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