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Accept RE
A key factor for the success of the energy transition is that the public supports and accepts the expansion of renewable energies. However, doubts about nature and environmental compatibility are…
Moreassessment of mortality in wild animals connected with human projects and impacts
The Index of Sensitivity to Mortality (MGI) is a tool for assessing the mortality of wild animals in the context of projects and activities.
MoreAvailability of areas for wind energy
Land potential Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWi) Guidehouse Fraunhofer IEE Bosch & Partner Dr. Nils Wegner Caroline Moog Frank Sailer In order for Germany to…
MoreChanges of use in Natura 2000 sites
To what extent is the network of Natura 2000 protected sites affected by the expansion of renewable energies? The project will examine this question by selecting methods and remote sensing data and…
MoreEEMonReport
A web-based reporting format will be developed which is able to inform about the progress made in a nature conservation-compatible expansion of renewable energies in the German electricity sector and…
MoreEffectiveness of mitigation measures
There is a wide range of current measures used to minimise the adverse effects of wind turbines on birds. These include regulating the operation of the turbine, preventing birds being attracted to it…
MoreEnergy privilege for ground-mounted photovoltaic systems
Legal, managerial and landscape ecological aspects of converting land used for agriculture or biogas maize production into ground-mounted solar plants are being examined.
MoreFavorable Conservation Status (FCS) Programmes for wind energy-sensitive birds
The project aims to present suitable FCS measures and provide concrete advice for implementation in practice. This is in line with the nationwide principle of nature-friendly expansion of renewable…
MoreLandscape, protected areas and renewables
The research project investigates the management potential for site protection with particular emphasis on protected landscape areas. Particular attention was given to the scope for controlling the…
MoreMonitoring the operation of WT in woodland – impacts on the avifauna
In the course of the energy transition, forests – habitats for woodpeckers, owls and other species of birds – are increasingly becoming sites for wind farms. Noises, movement or obscuration can have…
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