Concerns have been raised in Germany’s renewable power sector due to the shutdown of the country’s final wind turbine rotor production plant, which might lead to a loss of local manufacturing foundation in the country’s pursuit of its goal of expanding its non-fossil energy infrastructure. As of the end of June, wind turbine manufacturer Nordex has closed its production in the coastal city of Rostock in the country’s north-eastern corner, resulting in the loss of employment for roughly 600 people. The closure of the facility comes only days before the federal parliament is expected to enact a bill that would hasten the deployment of renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
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