The development of wind power is guaranteed, and the contribution of offshore wind power increases

The development of wind power has slowed down. With the rapid development of wind power in Asian markets (China and India) and North American markets (United States and Canada), the EU’s market position has rapidly declined. By the end of 2010, the new wind power installed capacity and cumulative wind power installed capacity in the EU accounted for 25.96% and 43.36% of the world respectively, both reaching historical lows. In 2010, the new wind power installed capacity in the EU reached 9,295 MW, a year-on-year decrease of 11.36%. We believe that the main reason for the decline in new installed capacity of wind power is the concerns of wind power investors about economic development and concerns about wind power grid connection capability.

Germany and West are still the main force, and France, Britain, and Italy are rising up. By the end of 2010, cumulative wind power installations in Germany and Spain accounted for 56.82% of the EU, and new installed capacity accounted for 32.37% of the EU. This is still the main force for the development of wind power in the EU. However, France, Italy, and the United Kingdom have emerged as a sudden rise. In 2010, the three newly-added installations together accounted for 32.23% of the EU market share, which is basically the same as Germany and the West.

Offshore wind power has become a bright spot. In 2010, the new offshore wind power interconnection capacity in Europe reached 883MW (9.5% of new wind power installed capacity in the EU), which was a year-on-year increase of 51.72%; 1136 offshore wind turbines were installed in total, and the combined grid capacity was 2,964MW, an increase of 24.43% over the same period of last year. From the perspective of cumulative market share of offshore wind power, the UK maintains its leading position, while offshore wind power in Denmark, Germany and Belgium have all experienced significant growth in 2010. According to the forecast of the European Wind Energy Association: By 2011, the new offshore wind power grid capacity will be 1000MW-1500MW. In 2015, the installed capacity of offshore wind power will reach 80 million KW.

The rapid development of renewable energy, wind power development is still guaranteed. In 2010, the new renewable energy installed capacity in the EU was 22.7 GW, which was a year-on-year increase of 31.2%, which accounted for 41% of the EU's new installed capacity, compared with 14% in 1995. Among the renewable energy power installations, wind power has made a significant contribution: In 2010, new installed capacity of wind power accounted for 16.8% of new power installations in the European Union; in 2010, cumulative installed capacity of wind power accounted for 9.6% of the EU's total installed power. In 2010, wind power accounted for 5.3% of the EU's total electricity consumption. According to the EU's 2020 energy action plan, wind power accounts for 14% of the EU's electricity consumption. Therefore, the development of wind power in Europe in the next 10 years will still receive policy. Protection.

Summary: From the macro environment, in the post-financial crisis era, the economic recovery is obvious, the financing channels are gradually smooth, wind power investment is increased, and European wind power will return to the track of steady development; from the perspective of policy guidance, Europe does not lose its position in the wind power sector. The leadership will continue to increase support for wind power development. From wind power consumption contribution of 5.3% in 2010 to 14% in 2020, future wind power development will still be guaranteed; at the same time, offshore wind power will develop during the development of wind power in Europe. Plays an increasingly important role.

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