China’s Plans For Wind Power
Posted: July 30, 2017 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a commentBACK in the real world, coal-fired power expanding China has been “counting the cost of their disastrous wind powered experiment”
China 🇨🇳 “green-washing” at her finest…
By Paul Homewood
I came across this article while I was away:
The 10-year wind power outlook for China consists of steady annual capacity additions from 2017 to 2026 resulting in a cumulative grid-connected capacity of 403GW by the end of 2026. Annual grid-connected capacity from 2017 to 2020 will be less than 25GW due to curtailment and policy restraints. However, annual grid-connected capacity will increase post-2020, benefiting from an expanded availability of grid capacity.
Annual capacity additions in the short-term will decrease due to the depressed wind market in the traditional wind provinces in the Northeast and Northwest sub-regions. The NEA published the wind warning mechanism in January 2017 and assigned a red warning to provinces with severe curtailment. Nearly all the provinces that received red warnings are located in the Northeast and Northwest sub-regions. The level of curtailment in certain provinces is very high and will be difficult…
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