Christian
Kjaer,
chief
executive
of
the
European
Wind
Energy
Association
(EWEA),
says
“this
political
uncertainty
is
deterring
financiers
and
investors,
and
has
already
caused
job
losses
and
negative
financial
result
announcements”.
Kjaer,
who
stands
down
from
the
EWEA
post
next
month,
says
the
EU
needs
to
more
than
double
its
installed
wind
power
capacity
in
order
to
meet
its
binding
targets.
“This
means
installing
over
12GW
per
year
for
the
next
eight
years.
Some
11.5GW
of
capacity
was
installed
in
2012,
but
installations
are
expected
to
fall
this
year
and
in
2014.
“By
scaring
off
investors
and
undermining
the…
