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Wind Turbines: Global Market Analysis
UK, Germany & China to Remain the Key Countries for Offshore Wind Turbines until 2022
Published: Nov 2018
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GlobalData's "Wind Turbines, Update 2018 - Global Market Size, Competitive Landscape and Key Country Analysis to 2022"
report reveals that the buoyancy in the market is largely due to the
global investment trends in renewable energy to address power sector
challenges. Amongst established renewable energy technologies, solar
and wind power are prevalent due to the availability of resources
across the world.
Power sectors in countries are moving towards improving energy
security, self-sufficiency, and addressing climate change issues;
driving the utilization and deployment of clean energy technologies
such as wind as a power generation source.
With the focus shifting toward renewable energy, the wind power sector
has been witnessing tremendous growth opportunities and is expected to
hold a share of 10.12% in the global cumulative energy matrix by 2022,
increasing by 2% from 2017. The global market installed 47.09 gigawatts
(GW) of onshore wind turbines in 2017 and is expected to install 50.99
GW in 2022.
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Report Coverage:
- Analysis of the growth of the wind turbines market with a focus on market value and volume at a global and regional level including Asia-Pacific, Americas, Europe, and the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).
- Wind turbines market analysis for key countries including China, the US, India, Germany, the UK, France, Brazil, Mexico, Turkey, Canada and South Africa.
- Country level wind turbines market size analysis with respect to market value and volume for the historical (2012-2017) and forecast (2018-2022) period.
- Competitive landscape at a country level for the year 2017 and profiles of the major players in the wind turbines market.
- Global drivers and restraints along with the impact on the wind turbines market, annual additions, market value, key policies and regulatory environment and key projects are also discussed.
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