Development of domestic wind power generation

Development of Domestic Wind Power Generation China is one of the countries with more wind resources in the world. It is estimated that China’s offshore wind energy resources are approximately three times that of the land. Therefore, China’s total renewable wind energy resources are approximately 10 billion kilowatts, of which Qinghai, The wind energy reserves that can be developed in Gansu, Xinjiang, and Inner Mongolia are 11.43 million kilowatts, 24.21 million kilowatts, 34.33 million kilowatts, and 61.78 million kilowatts respectively, making it the most abundant wind energy reserve in mainland China. In recent years, 32 wind farms have been built in China, with a total capacity of about 468,000 kilowatts, which is equivalent to the installed capacity of the United States 20 years ago, which is less than 4% of the cumulative installed capacity in Germany at the end of 2002. At present, China has actively stepped up the localization of wind power generation equipment, reduced the cost of equipment production and wind farm construction, and made certain progress. The 600 kW generating unit has a certain production capacity.

At present, China's wind power construction lags far behind the world's development. The main reason is that it has not increased its efforts to rely on domestic solid electromechanical manufacturing bases, absorbing and introducing advanced foreign technologies to independently develop wind power equipment. The insignificant wind power capacity that has been built in China is almost entirely imported equipment, resulting in high investment in wind farms, high electricity prices, and a shortage of market competitiveness compared with thermal power and hydropower.