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Global Wind Power. Steve Sawyer EWEC Warsaw April 21, 2010. GWEC MEMBERS. Uniting the Global Wind Industry. C0 Members. C2 Members. Associations. Outline. Global market status Projections 2010-2014 Projections to 2050 Looking Ahead Conclusions. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Global Wind Power
Steve SawyerEWEC Warsaw April 21, 2010
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Uniting the Global Wind Industry
C0 Members
C2 Members
GWEC MEMBERS
Associations
Outline
1. Global market status
2. Projections 2010-2014
3. Projections to 2050
4. Looking Ahead
5. Conclusions
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Cumulative Installed Capacity
13 yr avg growth: 28.6%
2009 growth: 31.9%
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Annual Installed Capacity
13 yr avg growth: 31.4%
2009 growth: 41.7%
2009 Market Leaders
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Regional Breakdown
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Summary Status
• Three main markets: Europe, North America and China – strong political commitment and framework in EU and China; US and Canada uncertain
• China now home to largest manufacturing industry – #1 market in 2009, and #1 overall early in the next decade
• European market continues to broaden – new boom with offshore getting underway
• Latin America, Africa and the Pacific continue ‘on the verge of take-off’
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Projections to 2014
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Cumulative by Region 2009-2013
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Annual market to 2014 by region
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GWEO 2008 - Production
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% of global electricity
Looking Ahead
Uncertainty:
- in international political landscape
- in the future of the carbon markets
- in ‘new’ climate-related funds
Focus on national/regional legislation and markets
Government stimulus to continue to play role for the next few years
Increased interest Asia, Africa, South America
Main drivers all still in place – influence will only increase
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Modest dip in 2009
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Asia Rising
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‘Green’ Stimulus Funding
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US$ 184 Billion
Rebound in 2010
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Conclusions
Market conditions:
- Asian market driving global growth
- European market solid and steady
- North America uncertain
- Downward price pressure continues
- International commodity price volatility increase
Market drivers all still in place, and increasingly prominent:
energy security; cost stability; macroeconomic security; local economic development and job creation; local environment and climate
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Thank you
Steve SawyerSecretary General
Global Wind Energy CouncilTel +32 2 400 1030