This is a significant development and I welcome this initiative.

Germans are experts in wind technology and enjoy one of the largest source of renewable energy in the world.

Since the first wind turbines were built at the beginning of the 90s, power generation from wind energy has seen dynamic growth thanks to state-supported programmes. With more than a third of the world's installed capacity, no other country has more wind turbines than Germany. According to figures from the German Wind Energy Association (BWE), 18,685 plants with a capacity of 20,622 megawatts were in operation at the end of 2006. They generated 30.5 billion kilowatt hours of electricity in 2006. This corresponds to a share of around five percent in Germany's total electricity consumption and provides the largest contribution to power generation from renewable energy sources (sources: AGEE-Stat, industry figures; as of April 2007).

Germans are for instance way ahead of the USA in their approach to green energy and I think they will see Dakshidin as a viable investment ( no, not for the german winfarms of course ) .