Submitted by Heath Reidy on 25. November 2013 - 16:55
China is expected to lead the world in small-wind power, which is set to reach USD 3bn by 2020, new research claims. A report from research and consulting firm GlobalData shows China led the world in global small-wind power in 2012 with an installed wind capacity totalling 266MW.
Submitted by Lucia Psenak on 17. August 2012 - 9:42
A Chinese institute has certified a series of 2MW turbines developed in Spain. China Electricity Power Research Institute (CEPRI) has given certification to Spanish firm Gamesa’s G8X-2.0 MW and G9X-2.0MW wind turbines.
A Danish firm has ended the production of its kW turbines in China. Wind giant Vestas has decided to phase out the production of the kilowatt platform, including its V52-850 kW and V60-850 kW turbines at its Chinese facility.
The use of small wind turbines is growing, according to UK trade association RenewableUK. It reports a 65% rise in annual capacity additions for 2010, with 14.23MW installed compared to 8.62MW in 2009.