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No. 0061W002 Wind Power Market in Asia Pacific  - Edition(1)

 

 

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With the rising awareness of sustainable development, the Asia Pacific's wind power industry has developed very fast in recent years, with China and India taking the leading role. By 2008, the cumulative wind power capacity of Asia Pacific has been over 26,000 MW, making it the 3rd largest wind power developing region, only next to Europe and North America.

To better utilise the abundant wind resources, many local and regional governments in Asia Pacific are actively promoting wind power development, thus greatly enhancing the competitiveness of local wind power industry.

China and India are the only two Asian countries of the Top 10 wind power players in the world. Particularly, China's new wind power capacity ranked the world's 2nd largest in 2008, making it the leading player in Asia Pacific.

Japan, Australia, New Zealand and Taiwan also witnessed fast wind power development with their rich wind resources and strong governmental support. Other potential players, such as Philippines, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia, have been setting foot in this industry as well.

Attracted by the promising prospect, global wind turbine manufacturers are actively expanding market in Asia Pacific by strengthening marketing efforts or establishing subsidiaries in this region. And the local manufacturers and power developers are also enlarging investment in capacity expansion or wind farm construction. With the fast growing wind power installed capacity, Asia Pacific is expected to play a more important role in the global market.

This report provides a comprehensive landscape of Asia Pacific's wind power development, and highlights the status quo and prediction of the important players, covering the detailed information of wind power installed capacity, wind resource, wind power market value, dynamics of wind turbine and component producers, government policy, service supplier, future forecast on wind power market, potential opportunities etc.

 

Main Content:

 

No. Content
Page
Executive summary
11
Source & methodology
53
I Overview of of wind power industry in Asia Pacific
56
I-1 Summary
56
I-2 Market value
61
I-3 Installed capacity
64
I-4 Wind turbine supply
76
I-5 Forecast to 2014
87
II India
91
II-1 Summary
91
II-2 For the overall nation
91
II-2.1 Government policies and incentives?
91
II-2.2 Wind power development in India
95
II-2.3 Main wind power developers in India
102
II-2.4 Installed wind turbine
104
II-2.5 Wind turbine manufacturing
106
II-2.6 Service suppliers
109
II-3 Introduction of main regions
110
II-3.1 Tamilnadu
110
II-3.2 Maharashtra
112
II-3.3 Gujarat
115
II-3.4 Karnataka
117
II-3.5 Rajasthan
118
II-3.6 Other states
119
III China
121
III-1 Summary
121
III-2 For the overall nation
121
III-2.1 Government policies and incentives
121
III-2.2 Wind power development in China
123
III-2.3 Main wind power developers in China
134
III-2.4 Installed wind turbine
136
III-2.5 Wind turbine manufacturing
139
III-2.6 Service suppliers
145
III-3 Introduction of main regions
147
III-3.1 Inner Mongolia
147
III-3.2 Jilin
150
III-3.3 Liaoning
153
III-3.4 Heilongjiang
156
III-3.5 Hebei
158
III-3.6 Shandong
161
III-3.7 Ningxia
164
III-3.8 Gansu
166
III-3.9 Xinjiang
169
III-3.10 Other regions
172
IV Japan
174
IV-1 Summary
174
IV-2 Government policies and incentives
174
IV-3 Wind power development in Japan
177
IV-4 Main wind power developers in Japan
184
IV-5 Installed wind turbine
190
IV-6 Wind turbine manufacturing
196
IV-7 Service suppliers
206
V Australia
208
V-1 Summary
208
V-2 Government policies and incentives
208
V-3 Wind power development in Australia
213
V-4 Main wind power developers in Australia
218
V-5 Installed wind turbine
226
V-6 Wind turbine manufacturing
228
V-7 Service suppliers
231
VI New Zealand
235
VI-1 Summary
235
VI-2 Government policies and incentives
236
VI-3 Wind power development in New Zealand
239
VI-4 Main wind power developers in New Zealand
250
IV-5 Installed wind turbine
190
IV-6 Wind turbine manufacturing
196
IV-7 Service suppliers
206
V Australia
208
V-1 Summary
208
V-2 Government policies and incentives
208
V-3 Wind power development in Australia
213
V-4 Main wind power developers in Australia
218
V-5 Installed wind turbine
226
V-6 Wind turbine manufacturing
228
V-7 Service suppliers
231
VI New Zealand
235
VI-1 Summary
235
VI-2 Government policies and incentives
236
VI-3 Wind power development in New Zealand
239
VI-4 Main wind power developers in New Zealand
250
VI-5 Installed wind turbine
252
VI-6 Wind turbine manufacturing
254
VI-7 Service suppliers
255
VII Philippines
256
VIII Taiwan
262
IX South Korea
272
X Sri Lanka
280
XI Bangladesh
286
XII Prospects for wind power in other countries
293
XII-1 Vietnam
293
XII-2 Thailand
297
XII-3 Malaysia
301
XIII Conclusion and opportunity
304
XIV Profiles
309
XIV-1 Key wind equipment and turbine suppliers
309
XIV-1.1 Goldwind Science & Technology Co., Ltd. (Goldwind)
309
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XIV-1.11 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (MHI)
320
XIV-2 Key wind power developers
321
XIV-2.1 China Longyuan Electric Power Group Corp. (Longyuan)
321
… …
XIV-2.12 Suzlon Energy Limited (Suzlon)
330

LIST OF TABLES
TABLE I-1 Policies on wind power development in Asia Pacific region
TABLE I-2 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Asia Pacific countries or region, MW, 2003~2007
TABLE I-3 Main wind turbine manufacturers in Asia Pacific
TABLE I-4 Forecast on cumulative installed capacity in Asia Pacific to 2014, MW
TABLE I-5 Forecast on market value of wind turbine in Asia Pacific to 2014, billion USD
TABLE I-6 Wind power generated and its market value in Asia Pacific, forecasted to 2014
TABLE I-7 Market value of wind power industry in Asia Pacific in 2007, billion USD
TABLE I-8 Market value of wind equipment in Asia Pacific breakdown by country and region, 2007
TABLE I-9 Market value of wind power generation in Asia Pacific breakdown by country and region, 2007
TABLE I-10 Global wind power installed capacity in 2007
TABLE I-11 Comparison of Asia Pacific and global wind power installed capacity, 2003~2007
TABLE I-12 Top 10 countries by total wind power installed capacity, 2007
TABLE I-13 Top 10 countries by new wind power capacity, 2007
TABLE I-14 Total wind power installed capacity in Asia Pacific region by country, 2007
TABLE I-15 New wind power installed capacity in Asia Pacific region by country, 2007
TABLE I-16 Wind farms in Asia Pacific region by country, by 2007
TABLE I-17 Wind power installed capacity in China, 2003-2008e.
TABLE I-18 Wind power installed capacity in India, 2003-2008e.
TABLE I-19 Wind power installed capacity in Japan, 2003-2008e.
TABLE I-20 Wind power installed capacity in Australia, 2003-2008e.
TABLE I-21 Wind power installed capacity in New Zealand, 2003-2008e.
TABLE I-22 Average size of installed wind turbines in main countries and regions in Asia Pacific, by 2007
TABLE I-23 Comparison of wind turbine size in main countries and regions in Asia Pacific, by cumulative capacity, by 2007
TABLE I-24 Market share of local and foreign manufacturers in main countries and regions in Asia Pacific, by cumulative capacity, by 2007
TABLE I-25 Suzlon in Asia Pacific countries and regions, 2007
TABLE I-26 Vestas in Asia Pacific countries and regions, 2007
TABLE I-27 Enercon in Asia Pacific countries and regions, 2007
TABLE I-28 Goldwind in Asia Pacific countries and regions, 2007
TABLE I-29 Gamesa in Asia Pacific countries and regions, 2007
TABLE I-30 GE Wind Energy in Asia Pacific countries and regions, 2007
TABLE I-31 Comparison of main wind turbine suppliers in Asia Pacific region
TABLE I-32 Main local turbine manufacturers in China, India, South Korea, Japan, New Zealand, 2007
TABLE I-33 Forecast on cumulative installed capacity in Asia Pacific to 2014, MW
TABLE I-34 Forecast on market value of wind turbine in Asia Pacific to 2014, billion USD
TABLE I-35 Wind power generated and its market value in Asia Pacific, forecasted to 2014
TABLE II-1 Overview of central government incentives in India
TABLE II-2 Overview of state government incentives for wind power in India
TABLE II-3 Wind resource distribution in India
TABLE II-4 Electricity structure in India, 2000 and Mar. 2008
TABLE II-5 Wind power installed capacity distribution in India, by Mar. 2008
TABLE II-6 Distribution of wind power CDM projects in India, by Nov. 2008
TABLE II-7 Market value of wind turbine in India, 2003~2007
TABLE II-8 Market value of wind electricity generated in India, Mar. 2003 and Mar. 2008
TABLE II-9 Forecast on cumulative wind power capacity in India, MW, 2008~2014
TABLE II-10 Forecast on market value of wind equipment in India, 2008~2014
TABLE II-11 Forecast on market value of wind electricity generated in India, 2008~2014
TABLE II-12 Main wind power developers in India by installed capacity, by March 2008
TABLE II-13 Forecast on the wind installed capacity of top wind power developers in India to 2014
TABLE II-14 Forecast on the installed capacity of different sizes turbines to 2014
TABLE II-15 Main wind turbine manufacturers in India, 2008
TABLE II-16 Main component manufacturers in India, by 2008
TABLE II-17 Main wind power service suppliers in India, by 2008
TABLE III-1 Overview of wind power policies in China
TABLE III-2 Electricity structure in China, 2000 and 2007
TABLE III-3 Distribution of wind CDM projects in China, Nov.2008
TABLE III-4 Market value of wind equipment in China, 2003~2007
TABLE III-5 Cost structure of wind turbine in China, 2007
TABLE III-6 Grid-connected electricity of some wind farms in different regions in China, 2007
TABLE III-7 Bidding price for concession projects and approved price for non-concession projects, USD/kWh
TABLE III-8 Market value of wind generated electricity in China, 2007
TABLE III-9 Forecast on cumulative wind power capacity in China, MW, 2008~2014
TABLE III-10 Forecast on market value of wind equipment in China, 2008~2014
TABLE III-11 Forecast on market value of wind electricity generated, 2008~2014
TABLE III-12 Main wind power developers in China, by installed capacity, by 2007
TABLE III-13 Forecast on the wind installed capacity of top wind power developers in China to 2014
TABLE III-14 Development of wind turbine size in China
TABLE III-15 Forecast on installed capacity of different sizes turbines in 2008 and 2014
TABLE III-16 Main wind turbine manufacturers in China, by 2008
TABLE III-17 Production capacity of main wind turbine manufacturers in China, by 2008
TABLE III-18 Main blade manufacturers in China, 2008
TABLE III-19 Major services for wind farms in China
TABLE III-20 Top 10 wind power service suppliers in China, 2007
TABLE III-21 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Inner Mongolia, 2007
TABLE III-22 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Inner Mongolia, 2007
TABLE III-23 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Jilin, by 2007
TABLE III-24 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Jilin, by 2007
TABLE III-25 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Liaoning, by 2007
TABLE III-26 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Liaoning, by 2007
TABLE III-27 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Heilongjiang, by 2007
TABLE III-28 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Heilongjiang, by 2007
TABLE III-29 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Hebei, 2007
TABLE III-30 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Hebei, 2007
TABLE III-31 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Shandong, 2007
TABLE III-32 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Shandong, 2007
TABLE III-33 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Ningxia, 2007
TABLE III-34 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Ningxia, 2007
TABLE III-35 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Gansu, 2007
TABLE III-36 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Gansu, 2007
TABLE III-37 Installed capacity of wind power developers in Xinjiang, 2007
TABLE III-38 Installed capacity of wind turbine manufacturers in Xinjiang, 2007
TABLE IV-1 Government policies on wind power in Japan, by 2007
TABLE IV-2 Market value of on-grid wind generated electricity in Japan, 2007
TABLE IV-3 Market value of total wind generated electricity in Japan, 2007
TABLE IV-4 Market value of wind turbines in Japan, by 2007
TABLE IV-5 Annual new market value of wind turbines in Japan, 2003~2007
TABLE IV-6 Forecast on cumulative wind power capacity in Japan, MW, 2008~2014
TABLE IV-7 Forecast on market value of wind power generation in Japan, 2008~2014
TABLE IV-8 Forecast on market value of wind turbine in Japan, 2008~2014
TABLE IV-9 Main wind power developers in Japan, by 2007
TABLE IV-10 Wind farms run by Eurus, by 2007
TABLE IV-11 Wind farms run by J-Power, by 2007
TABLE IV-12 Wind farms run by JWD, by 2007
TABLE IV-13 Wind farms run by EcoPower, by 2007
TABLE IV-14 Wind farms run by CEF, by 2007
TABLE IV-15 Wind farms run by M&D, by 2007
TABLE IV-16 Forecast on main wind developers in Japan to 2014
TABLE IV-17 Development of wind turbine size in Japan, by 2007
TABLE IV-18 Retired wind turbine in Japan, by 2007
TABLE IV-19 Major wind turbine by size in Japan, by 2007
TABLE IV-20 Installed wind turbine by region in Japan
TABLE IV-21 Forecast on installed capacity by size in Japan to 2014
TABLE IV-22 Major wind turbine manufacturers by 2007 in Japan
TABLE IV-23 Critical event of Vestas wind turbine in Japan
TABLE IV-24 Critical event of GE wind turbine in Japan
TABLE IV-25 Critical event of MHI wind turbine in Japan
TABLE IV-26 Enercon wind power movement in Japan
TABLE IV-27 Parametres of JSW blade
TABLE IV-28 Parametres of main wind turbine blades in Japan
TABLE IV-29 Main suppliers of turbine component in Japan
TABLE IV-30 Main service suppliers in Japan
TABLE V-1 Market support measures for renewable energy in the world
TABLE V-2 Policies and incentives in main states and territories in Australia, by 2007
TABLE V-3 Wind power development history in Australia, 1987- 2008
TABLE V-4 Forecast on cumulative wind power capacity in Australia, MW, 2008~2014
TABLE V-5 Forecast on market value of wind equipment in Australia, 2008~2014
TABLE V-6 Main wind power developers in Australia by installed capacity, by 2007
TABLE V-7 Woolnorth Wind Farm of Roaring 40s, by 2007
TABLE V-8 Wind farms run by Stanwell, by 2007
TABLE V-9 Wind farms run by TSI Fund, by 2007
TABLE V-10 Wind farms run by Pacific Hydro, by 2007
TABLE V-11 Wind farms run by AGL, by 2008
TABLE V-12 Forecast on installed capacity of main wind power developers in Australia to 2014
TABLE V-13 Development of wind turbine size in Australia, by 2007
TABLE V-14 Installed wind turbines in Australia, 2003 and 2006
TABLE V-15 Newly installed capacity breakdown by wind turbine size in Australia, 2007
TABLE V-16 Forecast on installed capacity by wind turbine size in Australia, 2008 and 2014
TABLE V-17 Blades of over 1, 000 wind turbines installed in Australia, by 2007
TABLE V-18 Main wind power service suppliers in Australia, by 2007
TABLE VI-1 Wind power situation in New Zealand, 2007
TABLE VI-2 Renewable energy potential of New Zealand
TABLE VI-3 Wind power development and its contribution to total electricity supply in New Zealand, 2003~2008
TABLE VI-4 Wind farms in New Zealand, including those under construction
TABLE VI-5 Cumulative installed capacity breakdown by region in New Zealand, 2007
TABLE VI-6 Proposed wind capacity breakdown by wind developer in New Zealand, by the end of 2008
TABLE VI-7 Proposed wind capacity breakdown by region, by the end of 2008
TABLE VI-8 Consent status of proposed wind capacity in New Zealand by the end of 2008
TABLE VI-9 Generation and Investment costs of different types of electricity generations
TABLE VI-10 New capacity of wind power and market value of turbines in New Zealand, 2003~2007
TABLE VI-11 Value of wind power generation in New Zealand, 2003~2007
TABLE VI-12 Forecast on cumulative installed capacity in New Zealand to 2014, MW
TABLE VI-13 Forecast on market value of wind turbine in New Zealand to 2014
TABLE VI-14 Wind power generated and its market value in New Zealand, forecasted to 2014
TABLE VI-15 Wind installations breakdown by developer in New Zealand, by 2007
TABLE VI-16 Proposed wind farms (consented, excluding consented but on hold) in New Zealand, by the end of 2008
TABLE VI-17 Market share of wind developers in New Zealand, 2007 and 2014
TABLE VI-18 Wind turbine installed in New Zealand, 2003~2008
TABLE VI-19 Turbine types of wind turbines installed in New Zealand, by the end of 2007
TABLE VI-20 Turbine size in New Zealand, forecasted to 2014
TABLE VI-21 Suppliers of wind turbines installed in New Zealand, by the end of 2007
TABLE VI-22 Service suppliers for wind development in New Zealand, 2008
TABLE VII-1 Major policies related to wind power industry in Philippines
TABLE VII-2 Major researches on wind resource in Philippines
TABLE VII-3 Market value of wind generated electricity in Philippines, 2005~2007
TABLE VII-4 Major potential wind farm projects in Philippines, 2009
TABLE VII-5 Forecast on market value of wind electricity generated in Philippines, 2008~2014
TABLE VIII-1 ITRI’s history of wind turbine R&D
TABLE VIII-2 Wind power developers in Taiwan
TABLE VIII-3 Taipower’s wind farms by 2007
TABLE VIII-4 InfraVest’s wind farms by 2007
TABLE VIII-5 Wind turbine manufacturers in Taiwan by 2007
TABLE VIII-6 Main component manufacturers in Taiwan
TABLE VIII-7 Forecast on wind power industry of Taiwan to 2014
TABLE IX-1 Major policies related to wind power industry in South Korea
TABLE IX-2 Wind power development in South Korea
TABLE IX-3 Market value of wind equipment in South Korea, 2004~2007
TABLE IX-4 Market value of wind generated electricity in South Korea, 2004~2007
TABLE IX-5 Main wind power developers in South Korea, by installed capacity, 2007
TABLE IX-6 Main wind turbine manufacturers in South Korea, 2008
TABLE IX-7 Market value of wind equipment in South Korea, 2008~2014
TABLE IX-8 Market value of wind electricity generated in South Korea, 2008~2014
TABLE X-1 Forecast on wind power capacity in Sri Lanka to 2014, MW
TABLE XI-1 Major policies influencing wind power industry in Bangladesh
TABLE XI-2 Wind data in coastal regions in Bangladesh between 1996 and 1997
TABLE XI-3 Major wind turbines for water pumping in Bangladesh, 1999
TABLE XI-4 Major institutes developing wind turbine in Bangladesh
TABLE XII-1 Potential wind power distribution in Vietnam
TABLE XII-2 Market value of wind generated electricity in Thailand, 2004~2007
TABLE XII-3 Market value of wind electricity generated in Thailand, 2008~2014
TABLE XII-4 Status of SREP projects approved by SCORE by the end of August 2005
TABLE XIII-1 Opportunities of wind power development in each country and region in Asia Pacific, by 2007
TABLE XIII-2 Opportunities in wind equipments manufacturing in each country and region in Asia Pacific region
TABLE XIV-1 Cumulative installed capacity of Goldwind as a supplier in Asia Pacific, 2007
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TABLE XIV-23 Cumulative installed capacity of Suzlon as a developer in Asia Pacific

LIST OF FIGURES
FIGURE I-1 Cumulative capacity breakdown by main wind turbine suppliers in Asia Pacific by 2007
FIGIRE I-2 Cumulative capacity breakdown by wind turbine size in Asia Pacific, by 2007
FIGIRE I-3 Cumulative capacity breakdown by main wind turbine suppliers in Asia Pacific by 2007
FIGURE II-1 Wind power installed capacity evolution in India, by Mar. 2008
FIGURE II-2 Cumulative capacity in India breakdown by wind turbine size, by March 2008
FIGURE II-3 New installed capacity breakdown by wind turbine size in India, by March 2008
FIGURE II-4 Market share of wind turbine manufacturers by cumulative capacity in India, by March 2008
FIGURE II-5 Share of wind turbine manufacturers in new capacity in India, Mar. 2007~ Mar. 2008
FIGURE II-6 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Tamil Nadu, Mar. 2004~ Mar .2008
FIGURE II-7 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Maharashtra, Mar. 2004~ Mar .2008
FIGURE II-8 Cumulative capacity breakdown by wind turbine size in Maharashtra, by Mar. 2008
FIGURE II-9 Capacity share of wind turbine manufacturers in Maharashtra, by Mar. 2008
FIGURE II-10 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Gujarat, Mar. 2004~ Mar. 2008
FIGURE II-11 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Karnataka, Mar. 2004~ Mar. 2008
FIGURE II-12 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Rajasthan, Mar. 2004~ Mar. 2008
FIGURE III-1 Wind resource distribution in China
FIGURE III-2 Wind power installed capacity evolution in China, by 2007
FIGURE III-3 Distribution of wind power in China, 2007
FIGURE III-4 Cumulative capacity breakdown by wind turbine size, by 2007
FIGURE III-5 New installed capacity breakdown by wind turbine size in China, 2007
FIGURE III-6 Annual new capacity distribution in China by ownership, 2003-2007
FIGURE III-7 Cumulative capacity share of turbine manufacturers in China by ownership, 2003-2007
FIGURE III-8 Market share of wind turbine manufacturer in cumulative capacity in China, by 2007
FIGURE III-9 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Inner Mongolia, by 2007
FIGURE III-10 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Inner Mongolia, by 2007
FIGURE III-11 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Inner Mongolia, 2007
FIGURE III-12 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Jilin, by 2007
FIGURE III-13 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Jilin, 2007
FIGURE III-14 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Jilin, 2007
FIGURE III-15 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Liaoning, by 2007
FIGURE III-16 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Liaoning, by 2007
FIGURE III-17 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Liaoning, 2007
FIGURE III-18 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Heilongjiang, by 2007
FIGURE III-19 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Heilongjiang, by 2007
FIGURE III-20 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Heilongjiang, 2007
FIGURE III-21 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Hebei, by 2007
FIGURE III-22 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Hebei, by 2007
FIGURE III-23 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Hebei, 2007
FIGURE III-24 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Hebei, by 2007
FIGURE III-25 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Shandong, by 2007
FIGURE III-26 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Shandong, 2007
FIGURE III-27 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Ningxia, by 2007
FIGURE III-28 Total capacity of wind turbines by size in Ningxia, 2007
FIGURE III-29 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Ningxia, 2007
FIGURE III-30 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Gansu, by 2007
FIGURE III-31 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Gansu, by 2007
FIGURE III-32 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Gansu, 2007
FIGURE III-33 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Xinjiang, by 2007
FIGURE III-34 Installed capacity of wind turbines by size in Xinjiang, by 2007
FIGURE III-35 New capacity of wind turbines by size in Xinjiang, 2007
FIGURE IV-1 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Japan by 2007
FIGURE IV-2 Installed wind turbine by size in Japan, 2007
FIGURE IV-3 Top 10 wind turbine manufacturer by share in Japan, 2007
FIGURE V-1 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Australia, by 2007
FIGURE V-2 Wind power installed capacity by state in Australia, by 2007
FIGURE V-3 Cumulative capacity breakdown by wind turbine size in Australia, by 2007
FIGURE V-4 Market share of wind turbine manufacturers by cumulative capacity in Australia, by 2007
FIGURE VI-1 New Zealand wind energy potential by region
FIGURE VII-1 Proportion of different electric power in Philippines in 2007, by cumulative installed capacity
FIGURE VII-2 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Philippines, 2005~2007
FIGURE VII-3 Forecast on wind power installed capacity in Philippines, 2008~2014
FIGURE VIII-1 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Taiwan by 2007
FIGURE VIII-2 Wind turbine size in Taiwan by 2007
FIGURE IX-1 Wind power installed capacity evolution in South Korea, 2004~2007
FIGURE IX-2 Market share of wind turbine manufacturer in South Korea by cumulative capacity, 2007
FIGURE IX-3 Wind power installed capacity in South Korea, 2008~2014
FIGURE XI-1 Wind power installed capacity in Bangladesh, 2008~2014
FIGURE XII-1 Wind power installed capacity evolution in Thailand, 2004~2007
FIGURE XII-2 Wind power installed capacity in Thailand, 2008~2014

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Executive Summary

Asia Pacific has been an important wind power developing region in the world, with its cumulative installed capacity and market value of wind power being estimated at XXX MW and USD XXX billion in 2007.

China
China is one of the fastest-growing and largest wind power developing countries in the world, but its wind power installed capacity only accounted for less than XXX of its total technically exploitable wind resources and nearly XXX of the national power installed capacity in 2007. To encourage the development of renewable energies including wind power, Chinese government has released a series of policies and incentives and achieved large progress.

India
India has been a leading country in wind power development for many years in Asia Pacific, and it ranked the 4th in the world in 2007, with total installed capacity of XXX MW by March 2008, including XXX MW new capacity installed during the period of Mar. 2007 to Mar. 2008.

Japan
As the fifth greenhouse emitter, Japan has lagged behind in wind power development compared with other developed countries.

Australia
Facing the tight energy supply and severe environmental problems especially greenhouse gas emission, Australian government has released several important policies and incentives to encourage the development of renewable energies in recent years.

New Zealand
New Zealand has adopted a series of policies to encourage the development of renewable energies including wind power. These policies primarily include the New Zealand Energy Strategy to 2050, and the New Zealand Energy Efficiency and Conservation Strategy.

The wind power development is regulated under the RMA Consent required under the New Zealand Resource Management Act.

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