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No. 0061W001 Wind Power Market in China  - Edition(1)

 

 

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With the release of Renewable Energy Law in Feb. 2005, China's wind power installed capacity has kept increasing with growth rate of over 100% for three years and took the lead in Asia in 2008, with the cumulative installed capacity of 12.2 GW, including new capacity of 6.3 GW. Besides, it is expected to double the installed capacity in 2009 and overtake Germany and Spain to rank the second in 2010, with its total installed capacity exceeding 30 GW, meeting the 2020 target ten years ahead of time.

China's wind power industry is highly policy-driven. Apart from Renewable Energy Law, the Medium and Long-term Development Plan for Renewable Energy, stipulating that all the utility enterprises have to develop non-hydro renewable energies, have also largely promoted the domestic wind power development.

Driven by the fast growing wind power market, Chinese suppliers of wind turbines and components are growing stronger with the stretching supply chain. Besides satisfying the domestic demand, these companies are set to start entering global market to compete with the international rivals. With the fast capacity expansion, China's wind power developers have also tried to explore the offshore wind power.

According to Chinese Wind Energy Association, there have been 67 wind turbine manufacturers in China by 2008. Of these active manufacturers, who are the main players and what are their advantages? And who will be the top wind power developers? What is the prospect in the following 5 years?

This report focuses on the current situation as well as the development trend of China's wind power industry to 2014, covering the aspects such as wind resource, government's supporting policy, current wind power development (onshore and offshore, wind turbines and components, provincial situation), top wind power developers (installed capacity evolution, distribution, related wind turbine suppliers), as well as top suppliers of wind turbine and components. Based on the comprehensive understanding of this industry, the development trend to 2014 and potential opportunities are also included.

Through this report, the readers can obtain a comprehensive landscape of China's wind power industry and have a better understanding of the major wind power players, including wind power developers and wind turbine and component suppliers.

 

Main Content:

 

No. Content
Page
Executive summary
10
Source & methodology
21
I Wind power market in China
24
Executive summary
24
I-1 Wind resource in China
30
I-2 Factors influencing wind power industry in China
39
I-2.1 Governmental policies
39
I-2.2 Other drivers and barriers
53
I-3 Wind power development in China
63
I-3.1 Market value of wind power
63
Historical and current situation
63
Forecast to 2014
70
I-3.2 Installed capacity of wind power
72
Historical and current situation
72
Forecast to 2014
78
I-3.3 Wind power installed capacity by turbine size
81
Historical and current situation
81
Forecast to 2014
85
I-3.4 Onshore and offshore installation
87
Comparison between onshore and offshore wind power
87
Offshore wind power in the world
88
Offshore wind power in China
91
Forecast to 2014
93
I-4 Major wind power developers in China
94
I-4.1 Situation of wind power developers in China
94
I-4.2 Top wind power developers
97
I-4.3 Potential developers
117
I-5 Service suppliers
119
I-5.1 Major services in wind power industry
119
I-5.2 Top 10 wind power service suppliers in China
121
I-5.3 Trends and forecast to 2014
128
II Wind equipment industry in China
132
Executive summary
132
II-1 Commercial situation of wind turbine in China
136
II-1.1 Overview of wind turbine manufacturing industry in China
136
II-1.2 Historical market share of main turbine manufacturers
139
II-1.3 Situation of main manufacturers
142
II-2 Development of wind turbine in China
166
II-2.1 Blade of wind turbine
166
II-2.1.1 Composites of blade
166
II-2.1.2 Size of blade
168
II-2.1.3 Major manufacturers
170
II-2.2 Other components
178
II-2.2.1 Generator
179
II-2.2.2 Gearbox
182
II-2.2.3 Electrical control system and bearing
186
II-3 Trends and commercial opportunities
186
III Introduction to wind power industry in major regions
194
III-1 Inner Mongolia
194
III-2 Jilin
198
III-3 Liaoning
202
III-4 Hebei
206
III-5 Heilongjiang
208
III-6 Ningxia
211
III-7 Shandong
213
III-8 Gansu
216
III-9 Xinjiang
218
III-10 Other regions
221
IV Company profiles
223
IV-1 Key wind equipment and turbine suppliers
223
IV-1.1 Goldwind Science & Technology Co., Ltd. (Goldwind)
223
… …
IV-1.16 Nordex Co., Ltd. (Nordex)
238
IV-2 Key wind power developers
239
IV-2.1 China Longyuan Electric Power Group Corp. (Longyuan)
239
… …
IV-2.10 China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC)
247

LIST OF TABLES
TABLE 1 Market value of wind power equipments in China, 2009~2014
TABLE 2 Market value of wind electricity generation in China, 2009~2014
TABLE 3 Forecast on cumulative wind power capacity in China, 2008~2014, MW
TABLE 4 Forecast on market share of wind turbines by size, 2008 and 2014
TABLE 5 Forecast on offshore wind power in China, 2009~2014, MW
TABLE 6 Main wind power developers in China by installed capacity, 2007
TABLE 7 Top service suppliers for wind power in China, 2007
TABLE 8 Wind power installed capacity distributions in China, 2007
TABLE 9 Wind power equipments manufacturing distribution in China, 2008
TABLE I-1 Classification of wind resource zone in China
TABLE I-2 Overview of wind power policies in China
TABLE I-3 List of wind power technologies receiving special funds
TABLE I-4 Wind power industry standard in China
TABLE I-5 Other influencing factors on wind power industry in China
TABLE I-6 Market share of wind turbine manufacturers by new capacity in China, 2007
TABLE I-7 Main domestic manufacturers of wind turbine components in China
TABLE I-8 On-grid prices of different energies in China, 2007
TABLE I-9 Market value of wind equipment in China, 2003~2007
TABLE I-10 Cost structure of wind turbine in China, 2007
TABLE I-11 Electricity structure of China, billion kWh, 2003~2007
TABLE I-12 Electricity grid-connected of some wind farms in different regions in China, 2007
TABLE I-13 Bidding price for concession project and approved price for non-concession project, USD/kWh
TABLE I-14 Market value of wind generated electricity in China, 2007
TABLE I-15 Experts' views on market value of wind equipment up to 2014 in China
TABLE I-16 CCM's forecast on market value of wind equipment in China, 2008~2014
TABLE I-17 CCM's forecast on market value of wind electricity generated, 2008~2014
TABLE I-18 Electricity structure in China
TABLE I-19 China's installed wind capacity ranking in the world, 2007
TABLE I-20 Situation of wind farm in China, 2003~2007
TABLE I-21 Top wind farms in China, by 2007
TABLE I-22 Retired wind turbines in China
TABLE I-23 Status of wind CDM projects in China, Nov.2008
TABLE I-24 Distribution of wind CDM projects in China, Nov.2008
TABLE I-25 Respondents' forecast on installed capacity breakdown by turbine size in 2008 and annual growth rates forecasted to 2014
TABLE I-26 Experts' forecast on wind power capacity in China, MW, 2008~2014
TABLE I-27 Construction cost comparison between wind power and other renewable energies
TABLE I-28 CCM's forecast on cumulative wind power capacity in China, MW, 2008~2014
TABLE I-29 Development of wind turbine size in China
TABLE I-30 Newly installed wind turbines of different sizes in China, 2007
TABLE I-31 Comparison between domestic and foreign wind turbines
TABLE I-32 Power control evolution of wind turbines
TABLE I-33 Respondents' views on market share of different turbine sizes in 2008 and 2014, by installed capacity
TABLE I-34 Forecast on installed capacity of different sizes turbines in 2008 and 2014
TABLE I-35 Forecast on market share of different sizes turbines in 2008 and 2014
TABLE I-36 Comparison between onshore and offshore wind power
TABLE I-37 Offshore wind farms under construction worldwide
TABLE I-38 Situation of offshore capacity in the world, 2008
TABLE I-39 Electricity supply and demand in main coastal provinces, 2007
TABLE I-40 Respondents' views on market share of offshore and onshore wind power forecasted to 2014, by installed capacity
TABLE I-41 Forecast on offshore wind power installed capacity in China, 2009~2014
TABLE I-42 Main wind power developers by installed capacity in China, 2007
TABLE I-43 Main wind power developers by electricity generated in China, 2007
TABLE I-44 Respondents' views on market share of wind power developer in 2008 and 2014, by installed capacity
TABLE I-45 Wind farms run by Longyuan by 2007
TABLE I-46 Wind electricity generated of Longyuan, 2007
TABLE I-47 Wind farms run by Datang by 2007
TABLE I-48 Wind electricity generated produced by Datang, 2007
TABLE I-49 Wind farms run by Guohua by 2007
TABLE I-50 Wind farms run by CHNG by 2007
TABLE I-51 Wind farms run by Huadian by 2007
TABLE I-52 Wind farms run by Ningxia Power by 2007
TABLE I-53 Wind farms run by Inner Mongolia North by 2007
TABLE I-54 Wind farms run by CECIC by 2007
TABLE I-55 Main wind farms of Honiton Energy in Inner Mongolia
TABLE I-56 Major services for wind farms in China
TABLE I-57 Top 10 wind power service suppliers in China, 2007
TABLE I-58 Main services and achievements of Xinjiang Wind Energy
TABLE I-59 Main services and achievements of Xinjiang Jindaban
TABLE I-60 Main services and achievement of Xinjiang Xinfeng
TABLE I-61 Main services and achievements of Beijing Tianyuan
TABLE I-62 Main services and achievement of Beijing Jindaban
Table I-63 Main services and achievement of GrandTrend
TABLE I-64 Main services and achievement of Xinjiang Windpower
TABLE I-65 Main services and achievement of Eulikind
TABLE I-66 Main services and achievement of China 17th MCC
TABLE I-67 Main services and achievement of CEPRIRED
TABLE I-68 Forecast on market value of services in China, 2008-2014, USD million
TABLE I-69 Forecast on annual sales of top 10 players in China, 2008-2014
TABLE I-70 Forecast on market share of top 10 players in China, 2014
TABLE II-1 Main wind turbine manufacturers in China, 2008
TABLE II-2 Installed capacity of Goldwind's wind turbines, 2001~2007
TABLE II-3 Major end users of Goldwind by installed capacity, 2001-2007
TABLE II-4 Major end users of Sinovel by installed capacity, 2007
TABLE II-5 Main end users of DFST by installed capacity, 2005-2007
TABLE II-6 Main orders of CSIC by 2008
TABLE II-7 Production bases of Guangdong Mingyang in China, 2008
TABLE II-8 Main orders of Repower North by 2008
TABLE II-9 Main orders of XEMC by 2008
TABLE II-10 Installed capacity of Gamesa in China, 2001~2007
TABLE II-11 Main end users of Gamesa in China by installed capacity, 2001-2007
TABLE II-12 Installed capacity of Vestas in China, 1997~2007
TABLE II-13 Major end users of Vestas in China by installed capacity, 1997-2007
TABLE II-14 Main orders of Vestas in China by 2008
TABLE II-15 Major end users of Suzlon in China by installed capacity, 2006-2007
TABLE II-16 Main orders of Suzlon in China by 2008
TABLE II-17 Longyuan's main suppliers by installed capacity, 2007
TABLE II-18 Datang's main wind turbine suppliers by installed capacity, 2007
TABLE II-19 Guohua's main suppliers by installed capacity, 2007
TABLE II-20 CHNG's main suppliers by installed capacity, 2007
TABLE II-21 Huadian's main suppliers by installed capacity, 2007
TABLE II-22 Respondents' views on trends of composites of blade
TABLE II-23 Respondents' views on trends of blade weight
TABLE II-24 Main blade manufacturers in China, 2008
TABLE II-25 Main blade products of Zhonghang Huiteng, by 2008
TABLE II-26 Main blade products of Zhongfu Lianzhong, by 2008
TABLE II-27 Main blade products of LM Glasfiber in China, by 2008
TABLE II-28 Main manufacturers of generator and gearbox in China, 2008
TABLE II-29 Main wind power generators of Yongji Electric
TABLE II-30 Main wind power generators of Lanzhou Electric, 2008
TABLE II- 31 Main wind power generators of Zhuzhou Electric, 2008
TABLE II-32 Main wind power gearboxes of NGC, 2008
TABLE II-33 Main wind power gearboxes of Chongqing Gearbox, 2008
TABLE II-34 Main wind power gearboxes of Hangzhou Advance, 2008
TABLE III-1 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Inner Mongolia, 2007
TABLE III-2 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Inner Mongolia, 2007
TABLE III-3 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Jilin, 2007
TABLE III-4 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Jilin, 2007
TABLE III-5 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Liaoning, 2007
TABLE III-6 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Liaoning, 2007
TABLE III-7 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Hebei, 2007
TABLE III-8 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Hebei, 2007
TABLE III-9 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Heilongjiang, 2007
TABLE III-10 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Heilongjiang, 2007
TABLE III-11 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Ningxia, 2007
TABLE III-12 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Ningxia, 2007
TABLE III-13 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Shandong, 2007
TABLE III-14 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Shandong, 2007
TABLE III-15 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Gansu, 2007
TABLE III-16 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Gansu, 2007
TABLE III-17 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Xinjiang, 2007
TABLE III-18 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Xinjiang, 2007
TABLE IV-1 Production status of Goldwind, 2007
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TABLE IV-25 Installed capacity of CNOOC in China, 2007

LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE 1 Wind resource distribution in China
FIGURE 2 Distribution of wind power in China, 2007
FIGURE 3 Production capacity shares of wind turbine manufacturers in China by power capacity, 2008
FIGURE 4 Capacity shares of blade manufacturers by installed capacity in China, 2008
FIGURE I-1 Wind resource distribution by province in China
FIGURE I-2 Electricity power consumption, 2007
FIGURE I-3 Provinces short of power supply, 2007
FIGURE I-4 Electricity structure in China, 2007
FIGURE I-5 Annual installed wind power capacity in China
FIGURE I-6 Annual Growth rate of installed capacity in China, 2007
FIGURE I-7 Drivers for wind power industry in China, (rating by respondents' views)
FIGURE I-8 Respondents' views on drivers for China's wind power industry, (% by respondents' view number)
FIGURE I-9 Barriers for wind power industry in China, (rating by respondents' views)
FIGURE I-10 Respondents' views on barriers for China's wind power industry, (% by respondents' view number)
FIGURE I-11 Electricity consumption in China, 2000-2007
FIGURE I-12 Price change of gasoline in China, 1998~2008
FIGURE I-13 On-grid price comparison among concession projects in China, USD/kWh
FIGURE I-14 Development of wind power capacity in China, 2003~2007
FIGURE I-15 Distribution of wind power in China, 2007
FIGURE I-16 Technology comparison between wind power and other renewable energies
FIGURE I-17 Cumulative capacity breakdown by wind turbine size, by 2007
FIGURE I-18 New installed capacity breakdown by wind turbine size in China, 2007
FIGURE I-19 Development of offshore wind power capacity in the world, 2008
FIGURE I-20 World offshore wind power structure by installed capacity by 2008
FIGURE I-21 Cost structure comparison of onshore and offshore wind farms in China
FIGURE I-22 Development of wind power capacity in Longyuan, 2003~2007
FIGURE I-23 Forecast on Longyuan's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-24 Development of wind power capacity of Datang, 2005~2007
FIGURE I-25 CCM's forecast on Datang's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-26 Development of wind power capacity of Guohua, 2003~2007
FIGURE I-27 Forecast on Guohua's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-28 Development of wind power capacity of CHNG, 2005~2007
FIGURE I-29 Forecast on CHNG's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-30 Forecast on Huadian's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-31 Development of wind power capacity of Ningxia Power, 2003~2007
FIGURE I-32 Forecast on Ningxia Power's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-33 Development of wind installed capacity of Inner Mongolia North, 2003~2007
FIGURE I-34 Forecast on Inner Mongolia North's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-35 Development of wind installed capacity of CECIC, 2005~2007
FIGURE I-36 Forecast on CECIC's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-37 Development of wind power capacity of Hebei Hongsong, 2003~2007
FIGURE I-38 Forecast on Hebei Hongsong's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-39 Forecast on Jingneng Group's wind installed capacity to 2014
FIGURE I-40 General cost structure of wind farms in China
FIGURE II-1 Annual new capacity distribution in China by ownership, 2003-2007
FIGURE II-2 Installed capacity of turbine manufacturers in China by ownership, 2003~2007
FIGURE II-3 Capacity share of turbine manufacturers in China by business ownership, 2003-2007
FIGURE II-4 Market share of main wind turbine manufacturers by cumulative capacity in China, 2007
FIGURE II-5 Cumulative capacity of Goldwind wind turbines by size, 2007
FIGURE II-6 Capacity share of Goldwind in China, 2001~2007
FIGURE II-7 Capacity share of DFST in China, 2005~2007
FIGURE II-8 Capacity share of Gamesa in China, 2001~2007
FIGURE II-9 Capacity share of Vestas in China, 2001~2007
FIGURE II-10 Installed capacity distribution of Longyuan by province, 2007
FIGURE II-11 Installed capacity distribution of Datang by province, 2007
FIGURE II-12 Installed capacity distribution of Guohua by province, 2007
FIGURE II-13 Installed capacity distribution of CHNG by province, 2007
FIGURE II-14 Installed capacity distribution of Huadian by region, 2007
FIGURE II-15 Growth of size of wind turbine, by 2008
FIGURE II-16 Capacity share of generator manufacturers by unit in China, 2008
FIGURE II-17 Market share of gearbox manufacturers by capacity in China, 2008
FIGURE II-18 Respondents' views on development trends in Chinese wind power industry (rating by respondents' views)
FIGURE II-19 Respondents' views on development trends in Chinese wind power industry (% by respondents' view number)
FIGURE II-20 Respondents' views on market opportunities in Chinese wind power industry (rating by respondents' views)
FIGURE II-21 Respondents' views on market opportunities in Chinese wind power industry (% by respondents' view number)
FIGURE III-1 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Inner Mongolia, 2007
FIGURE III-2 Installed units of wind turbines by size in Inner Mongolia, 2007
FIGURE III-3 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Inner Mongolia, 2007
FIGURE III-4 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Jilin, 2007
FIGURE III-5 Installed units of wind turbines by size in Jilin, 2007
FIGURE III-6 New capacity of turbines by size in Jilin, 2007
FIGURE III-7 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Liaoning, 2007
FIGURE III-8 Installed units of wind turbines by size in Liaoning, 2007
FIGURE III-9 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Liaoning, 2007
FIGURE III-10 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Hebei, 2007
FIGURE III-11 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Hebei, 2007
FIGURE III-12 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Heilongjiang, 2007
FIGURE III-13 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Heilongjiang, 2007
FIGURE III-14 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Ningxia, 2007
FIGURE III-15 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Ningxia, 2007
FIGURE III-16 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Shandong, 2007
FIGURE III-17 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Shandong, 2007
FIGURE III-18 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Gansu, 2007
FIGURE III-19 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Gansu, 2007
FIGURE III-20 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Xinjiang, 2007
FIGURE III-21 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Xinjiang, 2007

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Executive Summary

This report aims to disclose the future performance of China's wind power industry up to 2014. To indicate the future landscape, CCM International has primarily introduced the following parts in the report.
 China's wind resource;
 Policies and other influencing factors;
 Wind power industry;
 Wind power equipment manufacturing industry;
 Wind power development in main provinces/regions;
 Main players in China’s wind industry.

I Wind Power Market in China

I-1 China's wind resource
China covers XXX million square kilometers land area, with a coastline stretching XXX kilometers. On the huge land area, China has over XXX billion kilowatts onshore wind resource at XXX meters above ground level. The richest wind resources are distributed along the southeastern coastline area and in Northeast China, North China and Northwest China. Significantly, China has rich offshore wind resource that is three times that of its onshore…

I-3 Wind power industry
China's wind power industry has undergone three stages in its evolution:
 The initial demonstration period (1986~1993)
 The industrialization period (1994~2002)
 The mass and domestic production period: (2003~present)

II Wind turbine industry

II-1 Wind turbine
Driven by the fast-growing wind installation capacity, the wind power equipment manufacturing industry is booming in China. Currently, China is one of the largest wind turbine markets in the world. According to Chinese Wind Energy Association, there are XXX wind turbine manufacturers in China now, up from XXX in July 2007. Of these wind turbine manufacturers, XXX are state-owned companies, XXX private enterprises, XXX joint ventures and the other XXX are wholly foreign owned companies.

Through purchasing production licences or jointly developing manufacturing technology with foreign companies, Chinese manufacturers have acquired the manufacturing technology and realized batch production for XXX kW or smaller …

III Main regions developing wind power
By 2007, the wind installation capacity in China had been mainly distributed in Inner Mongolia, Jilin, Liaoning, Hebei, and Heilongjiang.
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