Evaluation of contagious effects of China's wind power industrial policies

Hsiao, Cody Yu‐Ling; Sheng, Ning; Fu, Shenze; Wei, Xinyang

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2021.121760

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“…In 2021, 47.57 GW of new grid-connected wind power plants were installed nationwide, with the annual wind power generation increasing by 40.5% year on year. Onshore wind power dominates the total installed capacity, while distributed wind power accounts for less than 1% As detailed in Figure 4b, China's onshore wind power capacity is mostly installed in the northern regions [39,40]. Inner Mongolia is the leading province with the largest installed wind power capacity of 39.9 GW.…”

Section: Wind Powermentioning

confidence: 99%

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A Review on Renewable Energy Transition under China’s Carbon Neutrality Target

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To achieve their carbon peak and carbon neutrality target, China’s energy transition is seen as the most important instrument. Despite the rapid growth of renewable energy in China, there are still many challenges. Based on the review of the contemporary literature, this paper seeks to present an updated depiction of renewable energy in the Chinese context. The potential, status quo, and related policy of China’s renewable energy are thoroughly investigated. The challenges facing renewable energy development under the carbon neutrality target are analyzed, including enormous transition urgency and pressure, technology, and policy issues. Then, coping strategies are proposed to guide the direction of renewable energy development. Technology paths and policy recommendations are presented. This paper contributes to technology developing and policymaking by providing a comprehensive, thorough, and reliable review of renewable energy development in China.

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Section: Wind Powermentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In addition, the rigorous intermittency and variability of wind power pose huge challenges to its consumption. As detailed in Figure 4b, China's onshore wind power capacity is mostly installed in the northern regions [39,40]. Inner Mongolia is the leading province with the largest installed wind power capacity of 39.9 GW.…”

Section: Wind Powermentioning

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“…In detail, relevant perspectives on enterprises are as follows: Wang et al 4 reported that the wind power industry policy has a positive impact on the innovation performance of enterprises and propose the implementation of a differentiated innovation‐driven policy. Hsiao et al 5 explored the transmission process from financing policies to enterprises and considered that there are some problems, such as positioning deviation of wind power R&D financing policies. In terms of government finance and tax and subsidy policy perspectives, Zhang et al 6 asserted that the development of wind power requires policies, especially finance and tax policies.…”

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“…Li et al 10 evaluated China's wind power policy from the perspective of overall planning, supportive policies, and policy implementation by using the fitting method, game theory, and empirical analysis. Hsiao et al 11 examined the contagion effects of eight relevant policies on 10 major economic sectors in China over the period 2001‐2018 using contagion tests based on linear correlation and higher‐order comoment statistics. The empirical results show that wind power notification provides significant evidence of policy contagion compared to national energy policies.…”

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Wind power policies in China: Development themes, evaluation, and recommendations

Jichang

Zhou

2022

Energy Science & Engineering

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The scale of wind power generation in China is increasing, and China has become the largest producer of wind power in the world. This is mainly due to government policy support, providing investors with sufficient incentive to invest. With the saturation of the market, the development of the wind power industry has encountered a bottleneck. Strengthening the market facilities will be the focus of the development of the wind power industry in China in the future. We collected wind power policies in China in the past 20 years, used a latent Dirichlet allocation theme model to find themes in the process of wind power policy continuation, and then constructed the policy modeling consistency index model to quantitatively evaluate the effects of these policies. Finally, we discuss the changes needed for China's wind power policy in the future. We suggest that to achieve the market-oriented construction goal of wind power in China, future policy needs to strengthen the importance of market allocation, optimize the business environment, and improve the efficiency of resource utilization.

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“…Compared with traditional thermal power generation, the wind power equipment technology has absolute cost competitiveness, and is further developed in the direction of strategic technologies such as large-scale, high reliability, and long life. 1 As one of the core foundation parts of wind power equipment, the quality of gear parts greatly affects the service performance of the wind turbine drive chain and even the wind turbine as a whole. 2 As wind turbines usually operate around the clock in harsh natural environments, the gear components in the drive chain face great risk of structural failure under the long-term effects of alternating loads, and because of the difficulty and high cost of installation and maintenance of wind turbine gearboxes, the relevant national standards generally put forward very demanding service durability and reliability requirements for wind turbine gears.…”

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Fatigue reliability assessment method for wind power gear system based on multidimensional finite element method

Luo

Xie

et al. 2023

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part O:

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As a core strategic technology industry, the wind power plays an important role in protecting national energy reserves. The large gear component is one of the core foundation parts in wind turbines, and its quality indexes greatly affect the service performance of the wind turbine drive chain and even the wind turbine as a whole. This paper calculates the fatigue load history of the wind power large gear system under the coupling mechanism of elastic behavior based on a multidimensional finite element method, and obtains the probabilistic fatigue strength of gear teeth through the gear low circumference fatigue test and life distribution transformation method, and deeply explores the inherent characteristics of the wind power gear system in functional implementation and then establishes a system fatigue reliability evaluation model. Finally, a mapping path from the global structural elements of the wind power gearbox to the reliability indexes of the gear system is constructed with significant simulation and test cost advantages. It can provide structural optimization guidance in the development and design of large wind power gear systems, and significantly reduce the cost of achieving reliability indexes in the design iterations of such large high-end equipment. At the same time, it can provide cost-effective training data for intelligent optimization algorithms such as the deep reinforcement learning, which will eventually achieve multi-objective optimal stiffness matching for wind power gearboxes under reliability index constraints.

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Evaluation of contagious effects of China's wind power industrial policies

Cited by 14 publications

References 34 publications

A Review on Renewable Energy Transition under China’s Carbon Neutrality Target

A Review on Renewable Energy Transition under China’s Carbon Neutrality Target

Wind power policies in China: Development themes, evaluation, and recommendations

Fatigue reliability assessment method for wind power gear system based on multidimensional finite element method

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