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Home›Research & Development›‘China Wind Market Quarterly Report Q4 2012′ Added to Research and Markets’ Offering
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April 4, 2013 · about 13 years ago

‘China Wind Market Quarterly Report Q4 2012′ Added to Research and Markets’ Offering

Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “China Wind Market Quarterly Report Q4 2012” report to their offering. In 2012, China surpassed 50 GW of grid-connected wind capacity and is currently on track to add roughly another 18 GW, representing a 40 % growth rate. The country has quic

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Research and Markets has announced the addition of the “China Wind Market Quarterly Report Q4 2012” report to their offering.

In 2012, China surpassed 50 GW of grid-connected wind capacity and is currently on track to add roughly another 18 GW, representing a 40 % growth rate. The country has quickly become the world leader in wind power development, making a comprehensive understanding of China’s wind market more important than ever.

This quarterly report series from GTM Research and China-based Azure International pairs detailed market data with on-the-ground insights and forecasts, covering the China Wind Market from suppliers to projects.

This report presents that critical data in three broad areas that market players need:

– Market size and forecasts: Azure has gathered the most complete dataset on wind plants and wind projects in China. Using these data, together with over five years of China wind-sector forecasting experience, Azure has created pipeline-based forecasts for China and for every province and company.

– Company installations and pipelines: Azure’s dataset is also broken down by company, enabling readers to understand which firms are the market leaders today and which may take the lead in the near future.

– Wind curtailment: Wind plant curtailment continues to be a major issue for China’s wind industry. This report details the most recent data on curtailment and breaks down forecast wind additions by province compared to peak demand and transmission additions, illustrating how and where curtailment will shift and expand as wind capacity rises.

Each quarterly report provides critical data on market sizing and forecasts, company installations and pipelines, and wind curtailment, including:

– China wind power market forecasts, by province

– Wind installed capacity by quarter

– Total grid-connected wind capacity in China by quarter

– China wind capacity additions by domestic vs. foreign manufacturers

– Installed wind capacity of top 10 developers

– Offshore development by developer category

– Main wind generation curtailment regions and proportion, by province

– Major wind company financial trends (suppliers and developers)

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Press release, April 4, 2013

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