Kickoff of Offshore Wind Power in China: Playoffs for China Wind Power Development

Zhang, Xiliang; Zhang, Da; Stua, Michele

doi:10.1016/j.proenv.2012.01.262

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“…Both FIT and the FIP provide greater stability and security to ORE promoters, albeit their degree of effectiveness will depend on the limits for the amount pre‐established by the government, as well as the specific amount that results from the auction or tendering procedure (if applicable). Thus, for example, in the case of China, in the first round of offshore wind farm concession projects in 2010, promoters submitted excessively low bids to be selected and the result was the obtainment of excessively low and unprofitable FITs (He et al, 2016; Xiliang et al, 2012). The implementation of a quota system, which is generally accompanied by the sale of Tradable Green Certificates from producers to suppliers.…”

Section: Legal‐economic and Financial Support To Offshore Renewable E...mentioning

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Socio‐economic, legal, and political context of offshore renewable energies

Salvador

Ribeiro

2022

WIREs Energy & Environment

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Offshore renewable energies have been identified as important clean sources of energy in line with sustainable development goals. However, their use can generate conflicts with other maritime activities, as well as the protection of biodiversity and the marine environment. This article analyses the influence of regulatory frameworks and ocean governance in the implementation of such devices, from a legal-political point of view. In this sense, it studies how the law of the sea addresses potential international conflicts between ocean energy installations and other activities (e.g., navigation) developed by other states. It also studies the importance of preventive legal tools-marine spatial planning, strategic environmental assessment, and environmental impact assessmentto anticipate and reduce clashes with other sea users as well as environmental damages that may be caused by these structures. Likewise, this research analyses different national consent procedures and legal-economic supporting schemes, to identify those that boost the implementation of such projects more quickly. Finally, the relevance of enhancing the involvement of affected coastal communities and local stakeholders in the decision-making processes, as well as in the socio-economic benefits of offshore renewable energy projects to increase their social acceptance, is also emphasized.

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Socio‐economic, legal, and political context of offshore renewable energies

Salvador

Ribeiro

2022

WIREs Energy & Environment

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“…Currently, the following household kilowatt small wind power turbine has begun mass production, however, it is only a small volume of individual products among tens of kilowatts and kilowatt wind power turbines, and most products can not be produced [6] . Also, most of the enterprises are the amateur companies, rather than specializing in the production plant.…”

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Study on the Development of Stand-Alone Wind Power Generation in China

Zhang

2012

2012 Asia-Pacific Power and Energy Engineering Conference

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The energy industry of China is faced with the dual pressure from economic growth and environmental protection. The grid-connected wind power develops strongly. At the same time, it should take into account the issue of electricity used by people in remote areas. The development of wind power generation unconnected to grid by using wind power unit to supply independent power in these areas has a unique advantage. The paper analyzes the importance of developing stand-alone wind power generation. Therefore, it takes this as the breakthrough point to analyze the wind resource, the situation and existing problems and gaps of wind power generation unconnected to grid in China. In the end, this article makes a development strategy for stand-alone wind power generation in the future.

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“…The development of wind power is fast in recent years [1,2] , so it's necessary to consider the influence of wind power at the stage of power grid planning. As the detailed model of one wind turbine is already very complex [3], the detailed model of a wind farm consisting of dozens of wind turbines is too complex to be used for the electrical calculation in wind power integration planning.…”

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Doubly-Fed Wind Farm Engineering Aggregation Model Used for Planning

Dai

2014

AMR

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Establishing an appropriate aggregation model of wind farm is the first step of the electrical computation in wind power integration planning. This paper first summarizes the technical requirements of wind farm model from the viewpoint of engineering, then proposes an aggregation DFIG model of wind farm. Because of the lack of measured data in the planning stage, the single equivalent model is used in this paper, and be improved by considering the equivalent collection lines model. The accuracy of the aggregation model in different electrical calculation, such as power flow, transient stability and shortcut current simulation, is verified through a sample system in DIgSILENT.

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Kickoff of Offshore Wind Power in China: Playoffs for China Wind Power Development

Cited by 9 publications

References 4 publications

Socio‐economic, legal, and political context of offshore renewable energies

Socio‐economic, legal, and political context of offshore renewable energies

Study on the Development of Stand-Alone Wind Power Generation in China

Doubly-Fed Wind Farm Engineering Aggregation Model Used for Planning

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