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News // Offshore, Onshore

GWEC: Wind Energy Powers Ahead Despite Economic Turmoi

Brussels, 7 February 2012. The Global Wind Energy Council annual market statistics show that the wind industry installed just over 41,000 MW of new clean, reliable wind power in 2011, bringing the total installed capacity globally to more than 238,000 MW at the end of last year. This represents an increase of 21%, with an increase in the size of the annual global market of just over 6%. Today, about 75 countries worldwide have commercial wind power installations, with 22 of them already passing the 1 GW level.

News // Grid integration, Grids, Onshore

Wind sector can quickly and inexpensively add its own supply lines

Hannover. Increasingly, delays in the grid expansion are turning out to be a bottleneck for Germany's energy transition. While renewable technologies continue to improve and become more efficient, grid expansion has been moving slowly for years. The increasing frequency with which wind turbines are being disconnected shows how critical the problem is. Here, something needs to be done quickly. In addition to speeding up grid expansion, we need to look into other alternatives.

Page // Onshore, Repowering

Repowering

In repowering, modern turbines replace first-generation wind turbines. There are benefits at a number of levels. For instance, the number of turbines can be cut in half even as output is doubled, resulting in a more efficient use of sites when three times as much energy is produced. Over the next few years, the annual market could be as big as 1,000 MW, equivalent to around one half billion euros in sales.

Press release // Offshore, Onshore, Repowering, Statistics

German wind turbine market enjoys stable growth - The wind industry faces major challenges on the world market.

Berlin. The substantial growth experienced by the German wind energy industry last year was followed by a stable upwards trend on the home market in the first six months of this year. This was confirmed by the findings of a current manufacturer survey conducted by Deutsche WindGuard on behalf of Bundesverband WindEnergie e.V. (Federal Association of Wind Energy, BWE) and VDMA Power Systems: 414 new wind turbines with a total capacity of 1,004 megawatts went online.

Press release // Offshore, Onshore, Statistics

Annual balance for wind energy generated in 2012: Germany records stable growth in turbulent global market environment.

Berlin, Germany. The German wind energy market recorded further stable growth in 2012. According to current data collected by Deutsche WindGuard on behalf of the German Wind Energy Association (BWE) and VDMA Power Systems (VDMA PS), 2012 saw the installation of 1,008 new wind turbines (2011: 895) with a total capacity of 2,439 megawatts (2011: 2,008). Connection of new capacity to the grid thus exceeded the previous year’s figure by around 20 percent.

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