The
road
has
not
been
easy
in
recent
years,
with
some
countries
hitting
political
and
regulatory
barriers,
and
the
financial
crisis
taking
its
toll.
There
are
still
good
prospects
—
with
the
potential
for
annual
additions
of
up
to
500MW
in
the
right
conditions
—
in
Poland
and
Romania,
although
both
of
these
face
different
problems,
while
other
countries,
such
as
Bulgaria
and
Hungary,
appear
to
have
hit
a
wall
for
now.
ROMANIA
Romania
has
been
one
of
the
world’s
fastest-growing
wind
markets,
increasing
its
capacity
from
14MW
in
2009
to
981MW
at…
