Energy Port in Bremerhaven: 2,000 jobs in danger!
Energy Port in Bremerhaven: 2,000 jobs in danger!
The planned energy type in Bremerhaven causes lively discussions and is an ambitious project that arouses great hopes for jobs and economic development. The Bündnis Germany (BD) faction in the Bremen Citizenship calls for a rapid implementation and more transparency in planning progress for around 2,000 jobs. "We cannot wait longer for a basis for decision-making," said Sven Schellenberg, the port-political spokesman for the BD faction, which warns of a standstill. Two years after the official start of the planning, the situation has only increased in complexity, especially with regard to the pilgrimage, which is currently being discussed in the state of Bremen, such as the Zevener Zeitung reported.
The challenges associated with the construction of the energy type are diverse. Ralf Rüdiger Heinrich, a city council of the Greens, emphasizes the need for replacement and compensation measures for the ecosystem following damage. The problem of landfilling or dealing with the excavator goods represents one of the hurdles that those responsible have to work on in the planning.
The plans of the Senate
The Bremen Senate has now issued a planning order for the energy type in southern fishing port, which Mayor Dr. Andreas Bovenschulte referred to as a step of national importance. This project is not only relevant for Bremerhaven, but also has an impact on the entire Federal Republic. "Hundreds of jobs can be created here," said the mayor. Senator Dr. Claudia Schilling emphasizes the potential for creating added value and employment. The Senate plans to enter into the dialogue with nature conservation associations to ensure broad support, such as the Over 250 hectares of development space are available in the southern fishing port. These are to be used for environmentally friendly energy generation, storage and distribution. Among other things, offshore wind farms and hydrogen production projects are planned. The production of climate -neutral commercial vehicles as well as the recycling of batteries and wind turbines are also part of the concept. The costs for the further planning amount to around 4.2 million euros. The project goes hand in hand with the national goals for climate neutrality. Germany is aiming to become climate -neutral by 2045 and plans to ensure at least 80% of the total power consumption by renewable energy sources by 2030. The offshore wind capacities are to be increased to 30 GW by 2030 and to 70 GW by 2045. The need for green hydrogen will increase massively, which requires the infrastructure of the ports. Without these measures, it will hardly be possible to achieve the ambitious expansion goals, warns the German Energy Agency dena. "Without the necessary expansion of the port infrastructure, we cannot implement the energy transition," explains the planning office. In a potential study, the economic development potential of the southern fishing port was examined in several areas, including renewable energy generation and sustainable mobility. The high expectations of the Energy Sort depend heavily on the successful implementation of the plans that must move in accordance with the ecological requirements, as well as Bremenports integration into the national strategy
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