The European Commission says it needs its wind power capacity to reach 451 GW by 2030, up from current figures of 180 GW.
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00:11 From a general logistical or design point of view,
00:13 it's not a problem to produce bigger.
00:15 As I said, this is a 7.2 megawatt machine.
00:17 To go higher up to 15 or even 18 megawatt,
00:20 that is not a problem at all from the technology point of view.
00:23 But we have to keep it on this level to industrialize it,
00:26 to optimize the processes,
00:28 to avoid all the mistakes which might be in.
00:30 Make sure that everything is correct in terms of quality,
00:33 to reduce the production cost,
00:35 to reduce the quality cost,
00:36 the failure cost, etc.
00:38 Therefore, we are at the moment voting to keep for this level for now,
00:42 because it's a big machines,
00:43 they are high efficient,
00:44 they are high-tech machines.
00:46 It's perfectly made for the next decade to run and to reach our targets.
00:51 There is not really a need for a bigger machine.
00:54 Not here on onshore,
00:56 this is an onshore version or even not on offshore.
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