In the era of parity, the three major trends of China's wind power development

In terms of the overall scale, the proportion of distributed wind power projects in China is very small, but this does not affect our imagination of distributed wind power.

Distributed wind power is not the imagination of the sky, in fact, it has been mature in Denmark, Germany and other European countries. Distributed applications are even the first form of wind power in Europe, with fans scattered around airports, ports, and communities.

This year, distributed rooftop photovoltaic has begun to be promoted in many areas of China, drawing on this, distributed wind power is also expected to become the next strategic project to focus on promotion.

On October 17, more than 600 wind power enterprises jointly launched the "Wind Power Partnership Action · Zero Carbon City Fumei Village" plan in 118 cities, and announced the specific plan: During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, 10,000 fans will be installed in 100 counties and 5,000 villages nationwide, with a total installed capacity of 50 million kilowatts.

Although it is still far away from the full landing of distributed wind power, distributed wind power may become the most powerful energy supplement for local power shortage in China. The pattern from centralized to decentralized has become the third trend in China's wind power.

With large-scale products, semi-direct technology and distributed models, there are still many opportunities for the development of the wind power industry. Although the arrival of the era of parity may cause short-term pain for wind power enterprises, with the further improvement of operational efficiency, China's wind power industry still has obvious growth potential.