Wind power manager Hinterseher: The climb over the spruces!

Wind power manager Hinterseher: The climb over the spruces!

An exciting wind power project takes shape, and the focus is on Vitus Hinterseher, the committed project manager of Windkraft Haimhausen GmbH & Co. KG. At the eastern edge of the Riedholz, not far from Amperpettenbach and Schönbrunn, he is faced with the upcoming changes: In a few years, two wind turbines will be majestically rose over the spruce tops. These developments are more than just progress in the field of renewable energies; They are an expression of a new era of sustainable building.

The 42-year-old backseller, who originally studied architecture, has been working in the industry for 15 years. His path into the world of renewable energies was characterized by the pursuit of innovation, but also of challenges and personal hostility. Nevertheless, it remains optimistic and sees great potential in wind power. "Building a wind turbine has a very special charm," he says and emphasizes the importance of this technology in the fight against climate change.

three wind turbines in planning

There are currently three wind turbines in the region in the implementation phase. These construction measures are of great interest in the region, since they not only produce environmentally friendly electricity, but also set a sign of the progressive change in energy generation. Hintersehers and his team work closely with local authorities and municipalities in order to obtain all the necessary permits and to consider possible concerns of the residents.

Technological progress in wind power has made enormous jumps in recent years. The systems are more efficient and more efficient than ever, which means that they are able to generate energy even at lower wind speeds. This has caused wind energy not only to be considered sustainable, but also as cost -effective. Hinterseher emphasizes that every contribution to reducing CO2 emissions is crucial for the future of our planet.

The implementation of these wind power projects is also an important step to achieve Germany's climate goals. Within the next few years, these systems are intended to significantly increase the proportion of renewable energies in total energy consumption. This will not only bring ecological advantages, but can also set economic impulses for the region.

in public, however, the project is not only received positively. Critics express concerns about the effects on the landscape and the local wildlife. Hintersehers and his team are aware of these challenges and are working on taking into account the interests of everyone involved. Transparent communication and dialogue with residents are important to you to reduce prejudices and fears. "We want people to understand that we shape this process together," explains Hinterseher.