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China's wind power began in the 1990s and it was only after the "Renewable Energy Law" was passed in 2005 that it began to develop on a large scale at a rate almost doubling every year. According to the statistics of the Global Wind Energy Council, China’s wind power installed capacity was 3.349 million kilowatts last year, accounting for 17.2% of the global new market share, ranking third in the world; cumulative installed capacity reached 6.05 million kilowatts, ranking fifth in the world .
"Four years ago, we ranked 11th and five years ago ranked 17th." Li Junfeng added.
The speed of development climbed up geometrically
With the gradual implementation of various policies for the development of wind power in China, especially the formal implementation of the “Renewable Energy Law†on January 1, 2006, and the introduction of medium and long-term plans for the development of renewable energy, the enthusiasm of the whole society to invest in renewable energy is unprecedentedly high. .
“Wind power has entered an extraordinary period of development. A large number of companies have entered the field of wind power at the speed of airborne forces. In the past two years, the speed of development of the wind power industry has been increasing geometrically.†Li Hongmei, Chief Accountant of Longyuan Power Group, enumerated for the reporter. A few figures.
In 2005, China's newly added wind power installed capacity was 503,000 kilowatts. In 2006, it added 1.337 million kilowatts. In 2007, it exceeded 3 million kilowatts. From 2004 to 2007, the annual installed capacity increased by more than 100%.
With the increasing emphasis on environmental issues in various countries, the increasing shortage of traditional energy sources and the continued rise in international oil prices, the global demand for wind power continues to rise. “We expect that wind power in the world will maintain rapid growth for a long time to come and increase in 2012. The installed capacity of wind power will exceed 50 million kilowatts, said Liu Zhengqi, vice chairman of Huarui Wind Power Technology Co., Ltd.
According to China's renewable energy development plan, the development targets of wind power in 2010 and 2020 are 10 million and 30 million kilowatts, respectively. "But the actual development will certainly exceed this goal." Liu Zhengqi said, "It can be predicted that by 2010 China's actual total installed wind power capacity will reach 20 million kilowatts in 2020 will reach 80 million kilowatts."
Mr. Ma Zhenxing, director of research and financial consulting at Anyuan Yiru International Technology Development Co., Ltd., divided the existing wind turbine manufacturing companies in China into three categories: international companies represented by Gemeji, Vestas, etc., Huarui, Goldwind, The established domestic companies, such as Yunda, have new technology participants or license agreements and have detailed wind turbine production business plans. He believes that by 2009 these three types of companies will each take up 1/3 of the market share, "but new players will be more challenged."
Four factors usher in the beautiful scenery
"In addition to the huge market demand, the development of China's wind power manufacturing industry also has many favorable conditions." Liu Zhengqi analyzed.
First of all, China has a good manufacturing base, which facilitates large-scale development of the wind turbine manufacturing industry. "For many years of industrial development, we have had a large number of manufacturing enterprises with strong technical strength and a large number of workers with solid technology and experienced experience."
"This year, China may overtake India and become the world's fourth largest fan country with a cumulative installed capacity of more than 10 million kilowatts." Li Junfeng, secretary general of the China Resources Comprehensive Utilization Association's Renewable Energy Professional Committee, told the China Industry News reporter on May 14.