Recently, the United States Department of Energy (DOE) released the 2009 Wind Energy Technology Market Report. This report was written by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy and provides a comprehensive overview of the rapidly developing wind energy market trends in the United States.
This year’s wind energy technology market report for the first time estimated the number of wind turbines and components imported from abroad in the United States. The results of the study show that domestic procurement of wind turbine equipment is increasing, because both domestic and foreign companies want to minimize local transportation costs and currency risks by establishing local manufacturing capabilities. The proportion of the cost of local purchases in the United States to the cost associated with wind turbine equipment has risen from 50% in 2008 to about 60% in 2009.
The report pointed out that the new installed capacity of wind power in the United States once again broke the record in 2009. The new investment of 21 billion U.S. dollars in wind power generation has added 10 GW of installed capacity, which is enough to meet the needs of 2.4 million households. In 2009, the newly installed capacity of wind power accounted for 39% of the total installed capacity of the United States. Wind energy can currently supply 2.5% of the nation's electricity. In addition, the growth of installed capacity of wind power in the United States is distributed in most parts of the country. In 2009, wind farms were built in 28 states.
On the other hand, the growth of the market has stimulated investment in U.S. manufacturing. In 2009, seven of the top 10 wind turbine manufacturers in the United States have established wind energy equipment production plants in the United States. Two of the remaining three manufacturers have announced plans to start construction in the United States in the future. Equipment manufacturer.
The report believes that the rise in wind power prices and the sharp fall in electricity wholesale prices have brought more challenges to the economics of recent wind power. The ** restrictions, electricity prices and energy demand and other factors predict that the wind power development in 2010 will slow down.
However, due to the maturity of projects funded by the US Recovery and Reinvestment Act 2009, ** restrictions will continue to ease. The report optimistically estimates that the wind energy market is likely to recover during 2011 and 2012.
This year’s wind energy technology market report for the first time estimated the number of wind turbines and components imported from abroad in the United States. The results of the study show that domestic procurement of wind turbine equipment is increasing, because both domestic and foreign companies want to minimize local transportation costs and currency risks by establishing local manufacturing capabilities. The proportion of the cost of local purchases in the United States to the cost associated with wind turbine equipment has risen from 50% in 2008 to about 60% in 2009.
The report pointed out that the new installed capacity of wind power in the United States once again broke the record in 2009. The new investment of 21 billion U.S. dollars in wind power generation has added 10 GW of installed capacity, which is enough to meet the needs of 2.4 million households. In 2009, the newly installed capacity of wind power accounted for 39% of the total installed capacity of the United States. Wind energy can currently supply 2.5% of the nation's electricity. In addition, the growth of installed capacity of wind power in the United States is distributed in most parts of the country. In 2009, wind farms were built in 28 states.
On the other hand, the growth of the market has stimulated investment in U.S. manufacturing. In 2009, seven of the top 10 wind turbine manufacturers in the United States have established wind energy equipment production plants in the United States. Two of the remaining three manufacturers have announced plans to start construction in the United States in the future. Equipment manufacturer.
The report believes that the rise in wind power prices and the sharp fall in electricity wholesale prices have brought more challenges to the economics of recent wind power. The ** restrictions, electricity prices and energy demand and other factors predict that the wind power development in 2010 will slow down.
However, due to the maturity of projects funded by the US Recovery and Reinvestment Act 2009, ** restrictions will continue to ease. The report optimistically estimates that the wind energy market is likely to recover during 2011 and 2012.
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