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この調査レポートは、世界の陸上風力発電と洋上風力発電市場の市場将来性について詳細に分析し、風力発電市場が直面している主な課題について調査しています。
今後の市場の方向性に影響を与える技術革新について調査し、主要関連企業に関する詳細情報や、風力発電の3つの主要市場の地域ごとの競合分析、政策、投資環境などを記載しています。2017年までの発電能力、導入コスト、オフショアの発電収益、セグメント(陸上/洋上/地域/国)毎の予測を行っています。

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• エグゼクティブサマリー
• 市場動向
• 技術動向
• 市場予測
• 主要産業動向と企業情報

Despite the challenging market conditions for the global wind energy industry, this is a dynamic time for innovation in the market as companies are pushing turbines to sizes never before thought practical or economical. Some of the world’s top engineering challenges of the 21st century are taking place in factories longer than football fields. But there is also much at stake as the companies push limits and take major risks in an increasingly competitive sector.

China’s leadership in wind energy deployment is both an opportunity and a challenge for European and American companies looking to compete in that market and internationally. Europe remains a technology leader and is carving out the next frontier of wind energy with offshore deployments. The United States is lagging in many respects, but most industry players are optimistic for what the future holds as costs continue to drop dramatically. In some markets, wind energy has already reached grid parity, a trend that will continue to become more common around the world.

This Pike Research report provides an in-depth analysis of global opportunities in the onshore and offshore wind energy markets, as well as an examination of key challenges facing the industry. It examines technology innovations that will influence the future direction of the market, and also features detailed profiles of key industry players, including a competitive regional analysis of the three major wind energy markets today across their respective technology, policy, and capital environments. Market forecasts extend through 2017 and include projections for installed capacity, installation costs, and offshore production revenue, all segmented by onshore, offshore, region, and country.

Key Questions Addressed:

• Which countries will lead in onshore and offshore wind development over the next six years – and why?
• How did the global financial crisis and recession affect each region’s wind energy market?
• How do the technology, policy, and capital environments compare across Asia Pacific, Europe, and North America?
• How will the Chinese turbine manufacturers’ international expansion affect the global market for wind turbines?
• Has wind energy reached grid parity?
• How much does it cost to install wind turbines in each country?
• Who are the leaders in the push to larger wind turbines and where are they being deployed?
• What key barriers and opportunities will shape the global wind energy market?
• How much capital will be invested in total wind installations by 2017?

Who needs this report?

• Wind turbine and component manufacturers
• Wind energy industry service providers
• Economic development agencies
• Utilities
• Industry associations
• Government agencies
• Investor community

Table of Contents

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1. Executive Summary

1.1 Global Wind Energy Market Outlook
1.2 Global Wind Power Market Forecasts
1.3 Key Trends and Profiles of Wind Turbine Manufacturers and System Designers

2. Market Issues 

2.1 Defining the Market & Macro Trends

2.2 Wind Power Growth during the Financial Crisis and Recession

2.2.1 Asia Pacific
2.2.2 Europe
2.2.3 North America

2.3 Wind Power in the Context of All Electricity Sources

2.4 Offshore Wind

2.4.1 Better Power Production Capacity Factors

2.5 Industry Growth Drivers

2.5.1 Comparing Technological Innovation: Europe Leads, North America Gains, China Joins the Race
2.5.1.1 Technological Innovation: Europe
2.5.1.2 Technological Innovation: North America
2.5.1.3 Technological Innovation: Asia Pacific
2.5.2 Comparing Policy Environments: China Sets Ambitious Path, Europe Adjusts But Stays on Target, United States Scrambles as States Lead
2.5.2.1 Policy Environment: Asia Pacific
2.5.2.2 Policy Environment: Europe
2.5.2.3 Policy Environment: North America
2.5.3 Comparing Capital Environments: China Unfazed, Europe Slows, United States Falters
2.5.3.1 Capital Environment: Asia Pacific
2.5.3.2 Capital Environment: Europe
2.5.3.3 Capital Environment: North America

2.6 Increasing Demand for Energy over the Long Term

2.7 Cost of Conventional Energy Source Trends

2.7.1 United States
2.7.2 Europe
2.7.3 Asia Pacific and the Rest of the World

2.8 Carbon Emission Reduction

2.9 Renewable Energy Targets

2.9.1 European Union
2.9.2 North America
2.9.3 Asia Pacific

2.10 Incentives and Subsidies

2.10.1 North America
2.10.2 Europe
2.10.3 Asia Pacific

2.11 Job Creation

2.12 Implementation Issues

2.12.1 Grid Integration
2.12.2 United States
2.12.3 China
2.12.4 Europe

2.13 Overcoming Intermittency and Institutional Barriers

2.14 Land Use Impacts

2.14.1 Less Land Use Impact than Solar

2.15 Permitting Delays

2.16 Wind Power Cost Competitive With Fossil Fuels?

2.16.1 Net Installation Cost of Onshore Wind Power
2.16.2 Turbine costs
2.16.3 Balance of System Costs
2.16.4 Operations and Maintenance Costs
2.16.5 Refurbishment Costs
2.16.6 Net Cost of Offshore Wind Power
2.16.7 Financing

3. Technology Issues 

3.1 Wind Turbine Basics

3.1.1 Towers
3.1.2 Nacelles and Interior Components
3.1.3 Gearboxes and Generators
3.1.4 Rotors ? Blades and Hub
3.1.5 Wind Turbine Raw Materials
3.1.5.1 Rare Earth Metals
3.1.6 Types
3.1.6.1 Horizontal versus Vertical Axis
3.1.6.2 Upwind Versus Downwind
3.1.6.3 Three Blades versus Two Blades

3.2 Efficiency
3.3 Reliability
3.4 Scalability
3.5 Availability

3.6 Technology Trends

3.6.1 Technology Trend: Innovation in Component Design & Reliability
3.6.2 Technology Trend: Direct Drive Gaining Versus Traditional Geared Turbine
3.6.3 Technology Trend: Self-Erecting Towers & On-Site Manufacturing
3.6.4 Technology Trend: Increasing Turbine Capacities to Increase Economies of Scale
3.6.5 Technology Trend: Wind Energy Storage
3.6.6 Technology Trend: Wind Forecasting Improvements

4. Market Forecasts 

4.1 Global Renewable Energy Generation Trends

4.2 Wind Energy Market Forecasts: Three Scenarios

4.2.1 Scenario 1: Baseline Forecast
4.2.2 Scenario 2: Regional Austerity & Delays Forecast
4.2.3 Scenario 3: Government Pullback Forecast

4.3 Regional Forecasts

4.3.1 North America
4.3.1.1 United States
4.3.1.2 Canada
4.3.2 Latin America
4.3.2.1 Brazil
4.3.2.2 Mexico
4.3.3 Europe
4.3.3.1 Germany
4.3.3.2 Spain
4.3.3.3 Italy
4.3.3.4 France
4.3.3.5 United Kingdom
4.3.3.6 Portugal
4.3.3.7 Netherlands
4.3.3.8 Denmark
4.3.3.9 Romania
4.3.3.10 Turkey
4.3.3.11 Sweden
4.3.3.12 Norway
4.3.3.13 Ireland
4.3.3.14 Finland
4.3.4 Asia Pacific
4.3.4.1 China
4.3.4.2 India
4.3.4.3 Japan
4.3.4.4 Australia
4.3.4.5 South Korea
4.3.5 Africa and Middle East

5. Key Industry Trends and Company Profiles 

5.1 Trends among Turbine Manufacturers, Component Suppliers, and Design Service Providers

5.1.1 Companies’ Global Footprint Cushions Regional Economic Troubles
5.1.2 Chinese Turbine Manufacturers Leap Ahead and Abroad Amid Criticism
5.1.3 Consolidation Leads to More Vertically Integrated Companies

5.2 Key Profiles

5.2.1 Wind Turbine Manufacturers and System Design
5.2.1.1 ACCIONA Energia
5.2.1.2 Enercon
5.2.1.3 Gamesa
5.2.1.4 GE Wind Energy
5.2.1.5 Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
5.2.1.6 Nordex
5.2.1.7 Suzlon Energy
5.2.1.8 REpower Systems AG
5.2.1.9 Siemens AG
5.2.1.10 Vestas
5.2.1.11 Sinovel Wind Group
5.2.1.12 Goldwind Science & Technology Co. Ltd
5.2.1.13 Dongfang Electric Corporation Limited
5.2.1.14 American Superconductor (AMSC)
5.2.1.15 Clipper Windpower
5.2.1.16 Nordic Windpower
5.2.2 Turbine Component Manufacturers
5.2.2.1 Bosch Rexroth
5.2.2.2 LM Wind Power

6. Company Directory
7. Acronym and Abbreviation List
8. Table of Contents
9. Table of Charts and Figures
10. Scope of Study, Sources and Methodology, Notes

List of Charts and Figures

• Baseline Scenario, World Markets: 2008-2017
• Annual Wind Power Capacity Additions, World Markets: 2008-2010
• Cumulative Wind Power Generation Capacity by Scenario, World Markets: 2008-2015
• Annual Wind Power Capacity Additions by Scenario, World Markets: 2009-2017
• Cumulative Wind Power Generation Capacity by Region, Baseline Scenario, World Markets: 2008-2017
• Annual Wind Power Generation Capacity Additions by Region, Baseline Scenario, World Markets: 2009-2017
• Cumulative Wind Power Generation Capacity by Region, Austerity & Delays Scenario, World Markets: 2008-2017
• Annual Wind Power Generation Capacity Additions by Region, Austerity & Delays Scenario: 2009-2017
• Cumulative Wind Power Generation Capacity by Region, Government Pullback Scenario, World Markets: 2008-2017
• Annual Wind Power Generation Capacity Additions by Region, Government Pullback Scenario: 2008-2017
• Cumulative Wind Power Generation Capacity, Baseline Scenario, North America: 2008-2017
• Cumulative Wind Power Generation Capacity, Baseline Scenario, Latin America: 2008-2017
• Cumulative Wind Power Generation Capacity, Baseline Scenario, Top Eight European Countries: 2008-2017
• Cumulative Power Generation Capacity, Top Four Asia Pacific Countries: 2008-2015
• Cumulative Power Generation Capacity, Middle East & Africa: 2008-2015
• Global Wind Turbine Market by Manufacturer: 2008-2010
• Wind Energy Market Definition
• U.S. Annual Power Capacity Additions by Percentage
• European Offshore Wind Projects, in MW: June 2010
• World Net Electricity Generation by Fuel: 2007-2035
• Share of Consumption of Energy from Renewable Sources, Select European Cities: 2005, 2020
• Renewable Portfolio Standards, Goals, United StatesM
• Summary of European Government Support Mechanisms
• China’s Regional Fixed Wind Energy Prices
• Current Online Wind-Related Manufacturing Facilities in the United States
• Comparisons of Line Losses between AC and DC Transmission Cables
• Land Conversion from Agriculture: Wind versus Concentrated Solar Energy
• Energy Projects Currently Being “Stalled, Stopped or Killed”
• Comparing the Price of Wind and Natural Gas, U.S. Market: 2003-2009
• NREL Ranking of Overnight Capital Costs for Power Plants
• Cost Elements of Capital Investment in New Wind Projects (Europe)
• Comparisons of Operations and Maintenance Costs per MWh of Generation
• Types of Repairs for Onshore Wind Turbines (2.5 kW to 1.5 MW), 2008
• Cost of Wind Turbine Components
• Prospective Impact of Innovations in Onshore Wind Turbines on Cost/kWh
• Diagram of a Typical Nacelle
• Growth in Rotor Diameter and Turbine Capacity
• Cost Rationale for Offshore Wind
• Forecasted Energy Use by Fuel Type Through 2035
• EIA Forecasts of Net Electricity Generation Fuels by 2035
• Cumulative Installed Capacity by Region and Technology: 2009
• Global Annual Wind Turbine Market Share by Manufacturer: 2008-2010

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