GWEC_The Global Wind Market and Supply Chain_ Feng Zhao.pdf

1、The Global Wind Market and The Global Wind Market and Challenges in the Supply Challenges in the Supply Chain Chain 16th October,BeijingFeng Zhao,Head of Strategy ContentsContentsGlobal wind market status and outlook 20303Demand and supply benchmark-Nacelle 7Demand and supply benchmark-Key component

2、s10Demand and supply benchmark-Selected BOP13Demand and supply benchmark-Key materials 142022 was the 2022 was the thirdthird-best year for wind energy-best year for wind energy894 MW894 MW67%77.6 GW of new wind power capacity was added last year,the lowest level in the pass three years but still th

3、e third highest year in history.This brings total installed wind capacity to 906 GW,a growth of 9%compared with 2021.New wind power installations(GW),20018-2022Source:GWEC Market Intelligence,March 2023The third-best year for onshore wind despite a The third-best year for onshore wind despite a nega

4、tive growth rate of 5%negative growth rate of 5%Top 5 five markets combined made up 72%of global installations in 2022,collectively 3.1%lower than 2021,primarily due to the US lost 5%market share compared with 2021.Grid parity,auction/tenders and the PTC remained the top three market support mechani

5、sms behind onshore wind capacity added in 2022.Collectively,they account for a combined 91%market share,the same as the previous year.New global onshore wind power installations in 2022Source:GWEC Market Intelligence,March 2023China continued to lead global offshore wind development,although new ins

6、tallations in 2022 were 70%lower than in 2021 a record year driven by the end of the feed-in tariff.With 2.5 GW offshore wind capacity across six countries connected to the grid in 2022,Europe accounted for the majority of the remaining new capacity.In 2022 Europe relinquished its title as the world