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WORLD MARKET UPDATE 2012 International wind development. Forecast 2013 -2017

WORLD MARKET UPDATE 2012 International wind development. Forecast 2013 -2017.

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WORLD MARKET UPDATE 2012 International wind development. Forecast 2013 -2017

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  1. WORLD MARKET UPDATE 2012International wind development.Forecast 2013 -2017

  2. According to the Offshore 2013 report the CAPEX for European offshore wind projects lay in a range of €1.9m/MW to €4.35m/MW, heavily influenced by a range of factors specific to the characteristics of the wind farm location, distance to port and warehouse facilities and distance to grid connection point, and the selected wind turbine model. In this report we estimate that most of the offshore wind projects to be accomplished within our forecast period will be installed in relatively shallow waters (<30m) using mainstream offshore turbine models (3-3.6 MW). The result is a turnkey price for offshore wind that is almost the same as that used in the WMU 2011 report. The key figures used in this WMU 2012 report for calculating the value of the next five years’ demand are as follows: China Turnkey price for onshore wind power in China: CNY 8000/kW (€0.983m/MW or US$1.288m/MW) Rest of World:  Turnkey price for onshore wind power: €1.35 million per MW or US$ 1.769 million per MW  Turnkey price for offshore wind power: €3.1 million per MW or US$ 4.061 million per MW

  3. A Directive on CO2 emission limits was issued by the Council of Ministers in December 2002 and came into force on 1 January 2005. This cap-and-trade Directive obliges the allocation of C02 quotas to large consumers (companies), who can trade their emission permits, known as European Union Allowances (EUAs), internally within the EU in the European Trading System (ETS). The first results from the initial year of carbon permit trading returned a market price per tone of emissions of €6-8. The price subsequently peaked during 2005 at close to €30 per tone. Four years ago, the level fell to €8 and has fluctuated since, but never risen much higher. In January 2013 the price fell below €5 at one point, an all-time low. See current fluctuations since 2008 .

  4. Landmark energy and environment policy agreed by Europe in In March 2007, the EU Council of Ministers agreed to a landmark common Energy and Environment Policy, with fixed targets that all 27 member countries were signed up to. The main points were:  Renewable energy should cover at least 20% of the EU's energy demand by 2020.  Energy efficiency should be improved by 20% by 2020.  Carbon dioxide emissions should be cut by 20% by 2020.  The use of bio-fuels should reach 10% in the transport sector by 2020.

  5. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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