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Mobile WebSiteAs the focus of wind power development gradually shifts to the southern region of the Middle East, which is located at the load center, the original centralized development model is not suitable for the complex terrain, dense towns, and population distribution in this region. Decentralized wind power has become the focus of the industry.
In recent years, the industry has reached consensus on the significance of decentralized wind power in supporting China's energy transition, promoting local economic and social development, and spurring cutting-edge technology and business model innovation. After many years of policy preparations, China's decentralized wind power is gradually on track, and various regions have issued plans to promote the development of decentralized wind power. As of the end of October 2019, about 17 regions have announced relevant plans. The successive release of the plan has brought decentralized wind power into a period of opportunity in China and is expected to become a new force for wind power development.
At present, China's decentralized wind power market has not yet achieved a breakthrough, and it still faces a series of obstacles in terms of institutional mechanisms, business models, technical standards, and project financing. There is still a long way to go before it can really play a role. On the morning of October 23, many industry experts gathered in the decentralized development forum to discuss the development of decentralized wind power from multiple angles. Participants believed that in order to form a situation of centralized and decentralized wind power in the future, it is necessary to break the traditional thinking and establish a new development model adapted to the characteristics of decentralized wind power.v
Capital is the driving force for the development of an industry. However, the small scale of decentralized wind power units often makes it difficult to attract large-scale investment. But there are two sides to it. The small scale and short construction period are precisely the advantages of absorbing various enterprises and individuals as investors and establishing a more flexible cooperation model.
Carolin Schenuit said that the German government generally uses informal participation, such as dialogue, to solicit public opinion. Or encourage people to participate in the construction of wind power financially, such as through joint ventures, energy cooperatives and other forms. Or give special power consumption discounts, tax sharing, land lease, etc. In the country, some power generation companies provide local people with a 20% equity return.
It needs to be emphasized that public participation is the first element in each process of wind farm planning. Therefore, the public's attitude towards the development of decentralized wind power is crucial. Wang Zhike, the head of distributed solutions for Vision Energy (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd. believes that it is necessary to strengthen publicity efforts, improve the soft power of the industry, remove some public misunderstandings, and let everyone have a clear and correct understanding and understanding of distributed wind power.
