What does DWIA stand for?

Danish Wind Industry Association (wind energy)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Danish Wind Industry Association managing director Jan Hylleberg said only 75 percent of the land could be used equalling roughly 2050 megawatts of wind energy but added the plan was a big step in the right direction.

Denmark: Councils ready to double wind power output

Denmark has very ambitious wind energy plans, and last month saw the Danish Wind Turbine Owners' Association (Aarhus, Denmark) and the Danish Wind Industry Association (Frederiksberg, Denmark) revealing plans that would bring wind-generated energy to account for half of Denmark's power needs by 2020.

denmark : Denmark Invites Bidders to Build 400-Megawatt Offshore ...

With its 2 000 members, the Danish Wind Industry Association (DWIA) represents about 40% of the global market, including the world s biggest wind farm turbine producer, Vestas.

South Africa: SA takes its first steps into the fast-growing wind ...