Wind
Turbine: Introduction
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Global demand for energy derived from alternative and renewable
sources has been rising at a significant pace for the last few years. Wind
turbine produces energy from the incoming wind by converting kinetic energy
into electrical energy.
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Wind turbines totally depend on wind speed. Wind is sustainable
and a clean source of fuel and does not produce any harmful emission. Wind is
never likely to run out, as it is constantly replenished by energy from the
sun. Wind turbine has the capability to generate electricity in unstable
weather conditions and offers various benefits such as low maintenance costs
and easy operation.
Key Drivers and Restraints of Wind Turbine
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Production of sustainable sources of energy, such as wind
energy, has been increasing significantly across the globe in order to reduce
the adverse impact of global warming. According to the Global Wind Energy
Council (GWEC), the wind industry is anticipated to bring the total global wind
power capacity nearly to 1000 GW by the end of 2024 with new installation of
348 GW capacity between 2020 and 2024.
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Technological innovation in terms of design of wind turbine
materials, such as glass composites to reduce the maintenance and installation
cost, is expected to drive the global
wind turbine market during the forecast period. Smaller components made
of modern glass composites are inexpensive and easy to transport and assemble.
Furthermore, these components are easy to install and repair. This reduces the
installation and maintenance costs.
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Requirement of high technical skill for installation of wind
turbines is expected to hamper the global wind turbine market during the
forecast period
COVID-19 Impact Analysis on Power Demand
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Governments of several countries across the globe have imposed
stringent lockdowns to limit the spread of the coronavirus. Movement of
individuals and economic activities, related to goods and services, have come
to a halt because of lockdowns. This has adversely affected the demand for
electricity for commercial purposes. This, in turn, has hampered the global
wind turbine market.
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Wind Turbine Market Segmentation
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The global wind turbine market can be segmented based on type,
installation, connectivity, capacity, and application
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In terms of type, the global wind turbine market can be
bifurcated into horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT) and vertical axis wind
turbine (VAWT). The horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT) will have more demand
in future as horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT) is more efficient than
vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT).
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In terms of installation, the global wind turbine market can be
bifurcated into on-shore and off-shore. The off-shore segment is anticipated to
expand at a rapid pace, as off-shore installation helps curb effects such as
noise pollution and environmental damage.
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In terms of connectivity, the global wind turbine market can be
classified into grid connected wind turbine and standalone wind turbine
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In terms of capacity, the global wind turbine market can be
classified into 0-250 KW, 250-500 KW, 500 KW -1 MW, 1 MW – 2 MW and above 2 MW.
According to statistics provided by the International Renewable Energy Agency,
commercial available wind turbines have reached 8 MW rated capacity, while the
average rated capacity of wind turbines increased from 1.6 MW in 2009 to 2 MW
in 2014.
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In terms of application, the global wind turbine market can be
segregated into industrial, commercial, residential, and others (including
utility)
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Wind Turbine Market: Regional Segmentation
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In terms of region, the global wind turbine market can be split
into Middle East & Africa, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and North
America
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China is expected to dominate the market in Asia Pacific during
the forecast period. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency,
total renewable electricity generation in Asia Pacific stood at 26, 43,589 GWH
in 2018; of this, 13.86% of electricity is generated by wind energy source in
China.
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The U.S. dominated the market in North America by installing
nearly 17 GW new capacity in 2020. According to the Global Wind Energy Council
(GWEC), total wind power capacity of North America was 136 GW in 2020, while
total wind power capacity of Latin America was 34 GW in 2020. Brazil dominated
the market in Latin America with installation of nearly 2.3 GW capacity in
2020. North America and Latin America have increased wind power installation
capacity by 62% in 2020. This helped curb around 250 million tons of carbon
dioxide emission annually.
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Germany is expected to dominate the market in Europe during the
forecast period. According to the International Renewable Energy Agency, total
renewable electricity generation in Europe stood at 12, 97,883 GWH in 2018; of
this, 08.47% of electricity is generated by wind energy source in Germany.
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Key Players Operating in Global Market
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ACCIONA
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Aeolos Wind Energy Ltd
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Aeronautica Windpower, LLC
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Bergey Windpower Co.
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Clipper Windpower, LLC
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ENERCON GmbH
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NORDEX SE
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GE RENEWABLE ENERGY
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Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, S.A.,
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Suzlon Energy Limited
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VERGNET
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Vestas
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MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD.
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