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By now, there are numerous high-quality studies discussing theincompatibility of the development of renewable energies with thepreservation of landscape. However, no further insight is provided as to howa holistic spatial integration of renewable energies may be achieved. Yetthe ambitious aim of Germany's government of increasing the percentage ofenergy obtained from renewable energies to 45 % by 2025 and to 60 % by2035 will lead to an even greater spatial strain on Germany's rural areas asit has been the case so far. Therefore, this study aims to criticallyinvestigate the currently established paradigm of site planning forrenewable energies using GIS analysis. Based upon thefindings, an alternative, holistic concept of site planning will bedeveloped and exemplified

Raumverträglicher Ausbau von erneuerbaren Energien – ein alternativer Standortplanungsansatz für eine nachhaltige Energiewende