China's wind power turbines installed capacity

November 9, the National Energy Board new and renewable energy Energy Director of Miss Dong Xiufen in the "2011 Beijing Second International New Energy Forum", said the end of 2011, wind power installed capacity will reach 45 million kilowatts , is expected to exceed the capacity of the United States.

She also said that this data may also be flat and the United States, is still statistics. It is noteworthy that, as a national strategic emerging industries, since 2005, China's wind power capacity to be multiplied.

In 2005, China's wind power installed capacity of only wind turbines manufacturers 126 million kilowatts, the end of 2009, this figure reached 25.8 million kilowatts, surpassing Germany to become the world second. After rapid development in 2010, the end of 2010 China wind power installed capacity reached 31.31 million kilowatts, more than the United States ranked first in the world.

She also said, according to the National Energy Board is currently planning to do a new energy, wind power installed capacity in 2015 reached 100 million kilowatts, about 15 million kilowatts of solar capacity, while the second five in the process but also the construction of 100 new energy city and 1,000 new district energy.

National Energy Research Institute recently published "China's wind power development roadmap for 2050" report, 2020, 2030 and 2050, China's wind power  turbines installed capacity will reach 200 million, 400 million and 10 million kilowatts, become one of China's five major power. By 2050, wind power will meet 17% of domestic electricity demand.

Back in the early 1980s, the United States began to try wind power, but until the year 2000, its size is very limited. With the recent global clean energy and home wind generator renewable energy development in the growing momentum of the strong, the United States also accelerated the pace of wind power development, especially after 2006 to maintain a rapid growth rate, by 2009 wind power capacity reached 35.16 million kilowatts , the world's first wind power accounted for 2.4% of total electricity generation.

But in 2010 the U.S. wind power capacity added less than a third of China. Year China's total wind power capacity grew 64 percent to more than 42 million small wind turbines kilowatts, while the new U.S. wind power capacity of only 5.1 million kilowatts, less than China added 16.5 million kilowatts installed capacity of one-third of the global Ernst & Young released "Renewable energy country attractiveness index" survey.