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Earnings at several European wind power generators were hit by this year's wind lulls, but the companies remain committed to increasing capacity.
The world's biggest developer of offshore wind farms, Orsted said the lower wind speeds had a negative 2.5 billion crowns ($379.20 million) impact for the first nine months of the year compared to 2020.
Germany's RWE said weaker winds caused profits at its wind and solar units to fall by 38% in the first nine months of the year.
There was nothing to suggest that climate change itself played a role in the lower wind speeds, companies in the sector said.
"We follow it on a daily basis, but we see nothing which indicate that there is a long-term change coming," Orsted's head of Continental Europe, Rasmus Errboe, told Reuters.
Statkraft also regularly measures wind speeds and conditions but had not seen any extraordinary adjustments to its data, according to its CEO.
"To my knowledge, there's not any pattern that we can see," Rynning-Toennesen said.