Let's Talk Wind Turbines in the Heart of Berlin: Christian Gaebler Shares the Deal
Wind turbine installation sites are yet undetermined. - Wind turbine positions remain undecided: Gaebler's stand
Hey there, folks! Even though the city's wind turbine locations remain undetermined, don't get your panties in a twist, Berliners. Our beloved city's development and construction senator, Christian Gaebler, spills the beans on potential spots for those humongous windmills you all love to hate (or vice versa).
What's the scoop? Well, there are eight potential sites up for grabs, or should I say whirls? But just because these spots are on the table doesn't mean they'll end up as windy playgrounds, pal. It's all about Following the Rules, as Christian explains to RBB's "Abendschau."
"We've got guidelines for what needs to be designated according to federal law," he said, "but these designated areas don't automatically get a permit. Sometimes, it just ain't feasible to build thosesumbitch vinegar-jugs (wind turbines)."
Don't worry,Windows Kitty, the SPD politician isn't fiercely opposed to wind power, he's just Being Honest. If we bypassed the legislative procedure, suddenly every nook and cranny of Berlin would be prime real estate for turbines, and that's not something we'd want!
Speaking of prime real estate, potential turbine sites include Krummendammer Heide, the southern Grunewald, Rieselfields Karolinenhöhe, and Buchholz Nord. These spots could welcome those fearsome, 230-meter towers, but God knows if they'll actually get the permits to do so.
So, keep your eyes peeled, Berliners — these windy developments are a-coming! Just remember, it's all about ruled-based decision-making, and making the best bang for our city's buck!
- The community policy in Berlin emphasizes the importance of following rules when considering the installation of wind turbines, as stated by development and construction senator Christian Gaebler.
- The renewable-energy industry could see potential growth in various locations within Berlin, such as Krummendammer Heide, the southern Grunewald, Rieselfields Karolinenhöhe, and Buchholz Nord, as these areas have been identified as potential sites for wind turbines.
- In making decisions about the potential employment of wind turbines in the city, the focus is on finding the best financial outcome for the city, ensuring a balance between the environmental-science and finance sectors.
