After several years of “Great Leap Forward†development, China’s wind power generators have experienced overcapacity, which has led to a series of problems such as a significant drop in wind turbine prices and a large pressure on gross margins. Some wind power companies even went bankrupt. China's wind power companies suffered a "winter". Many people questioned the prospects for the development of wind power.
However, there is still huge space for the development of wind power, especially offshore wind power.
Analysts believe that after the nuclear power crisis in Japan, China’s nuclear power policy is tight. The planning objectives of hydropower have been fully tapped, and the possibility of making up for the shortage of nuclear power is very small. Wind power and photovoltaic are the clean energy most likely to make up for the vacancy of nuclear power.
Looking at the external market, we can see that the world’s wind power is still firmly moving forward despite the raging financial crisis. For example, Europe is the earliest wind power development in the world, and is also the most successful regional leader - EU wind power companies. In the case of the government's fiscal contraction and related subsidies, it still insists on the development of wind power.
According to the EU's 2020 Energy Action Plan, wind power accounts for 14% of the EU's total electricity consumption. Analysts believe that in the next 10 years, the development of wind power in Europe will still receive policy protection.
At the same time, more and more European countries have successively introduced policies to encourage the development of wind power. The core is to purchase wind power at a relatively high fixed price for a long time, encourage relevant investments, and cultivate stable markets.
In order to expand power generation, some European countries continue to develop new wind power areas. Offshore power generation will also play an increasingly important role in the development of wind power in Europe.
According to the EU and European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), it is expected that up to 40 GW of offshore wind power can be set by 2020; according to the forecast of Danish BTM Consulting, the cumulative installed capacity of global offshore wind farms will reach 18.49 million KW to 24.25 million by 2015 Between KW.
As Ralph Bisev, chairman of the German Wind Energy Association, believes that if the wind park can be built in the shallow waters of the German coast, it will greatly increase the wind power capacity in Germany.
However, while the wind power development in the EU continues to lead the country, it also faces many problems. Analysts said that unless the original grid monopoly in Europe is broken, it will be difficult for Europe to make full use of its huge clean energy investment to get a return. European calls for a unified power grid are also growing.
However, there is still huge space for the development of wind power, especially offshore wind power.
Analysts believe that after the nuclear power crisis in Japan, China’s nuclear power policy is tight. The planning objectives of hydropower have been fully tapped, and the possibility of making up for the shortage of nuclear power is very small. Wind power and photovoltaic are the clean energy most likely to make up for the vacancy of nuclear power.
Looking at the external market, we can see that the world’s wind power is still firmly moving forward despite the raging financial crisis. For example, Europe is the earliest wind power development in the world, and is also the most successful regional leader - EU wind power companies. In the case of the government's fiscal contraction and related subsidies, it still insists on the development of wind power.
According to the EU's 2020 Energy Action Plan, wind power accounts for 14% of the EU's total electricity consumption. Analysts believe that in the next 10 years, the development of wind power in Europe will still receive policy protection.
At the same time, more and more European countries have successively introduced policies to encourage the development of wind power. The core is to purchase wind power at a relatively high fixed price for a long time, encourage relevant investments, and cultivate stable markets.
In order to expand power generation, some European countries continue to develop new wind power areas. Offshore power generation will also play an increasingly important role in the development of wind power in Europe.
According to the EU and European Wind Energy Association (EWEA), it is expected that up to 40 GW of offshore wind power can be set by 2020; according to the forecast of Danish BTM Consulting, the cumulative installed capacity of global offshore wind farms will reach 18.49 million KW to 24.25 million by 2015 Between KW.
As Ralph Bisev, chairman of the German Wind Energy Association, believes that if the wind park can be built in the shallow waters of the German coast, it will greatly increase the wind power capacity in Germany.
However, while the wind power development in the EU continues to lead the country, it also faces many problems. Analysts said that unless the original grid monopoly in Europe is broken, it will be difficult for Europe to make full use of its huge clean energy investment to get a return. European calls for a unified power grid are also growing.
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