German Wind Turbines Face Regulatory Shutdown Due To Excessive Noise
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German Wind Turbines Face Regulatory Shutdown Due To Excessive Noise
Wind turbines are not only blighting Germany’s landscape everywhere, but are also creating excessive noise Germany’s online Blackout News reports that two Nordex wind turbines are exceeding the permitted nighttime noise limits at the Königseiche wind farm near Uhingen-Baiereck, (south Germany). Illustrative image generated by Grok AI This has been confirmed by an official DEKRA technical expert report published by the city of Uhingen on June 16,…
In Baden-Württemberg, the two wind turbines of the Königseiche wind farm have to stand still at night in the Uhing district of Baiereck in Göppingen. Operator Uhl Windkraft has announced that the systems will be switched off voluntarily between 10 a.m. and 6 a.m. The reason is a DEKRA report commissioned by the city of Uhingen, which detects inadmissible noises and exceedances of the nocturnal immission targets.
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