China is roaring ahead with wind power build-out on its way toward 135 GW of installed wind capacity by 2020 -- a $300 billion investment over the period. These enormous investment levels are intended to clean up China’s energy picture, and to support the development of a globally competitive wind turbine supply chain, from turbines to gearboxes and blades. The bottom line: China’s wind power explosion will have a transformational impact on the global industry. What are the opportunities to participate in China’s wind development? How can you navigate the complex regulatory and financial environment? Which of China’s wind turbine and component manufacturers have the strongest position and which are planning to export?
EER’s new study, China Wind Power Markets and Strategies, 2008–2020, provides critical competitive analysis for those seeking to compete in China’s wind market -- helping to navigate and evaluate opportunities – for those trying to understand the unfolding wind turbine supply industry and its implications for global competition.
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