Research
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EU renewable electricity share is projected to rise from about 49–50% in 2026 to 63–69% by 2030, driven primarily by solar PV and wind capacity additions.
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WindEurope forecasts 343 GW of EU wind capacity by 2030, while solar PV will account for most new renewable installations over the same period.
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Country-level differences are significant: Germany targets at least 80% renewables by 2030, while Denmark already sources about 50% of electricity from wind, creating varied regional weather-driven price risks.
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Weather variability is becoming the dominant driver of short-term power price volatility as wind and solar approach 45% of EU generation, so high-resolution forecast accuracy becomes a direct P&L lever.
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