The development of hydrogen production technology by wind power is analyzed from many aspects, which provides reference for future development of hydrogen production technology by wind power
As a kind of green and pollution-free renewable energy, wind energy has great development prospects. How to promote the development of the wind power industry and improve the efficiency of wind power development
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
Compared with nontraditional power generation forms such as hydropower, nuclear power, and photovoltaic power generation, wind power has the lowest average carbon emissions in its life cycle. 1 Since the promulgation
Wind energy industry after commercially exploited develops by three stages, which are technology introduction and demonstration stage, independent R&D and industrialization stage, large-scale development and independent innovation stage. 1. This is the exploration stage for the development of China’s wind power technology industry (1986–2004).
After the early demonstration stage, industrialization exploration stage, and industrialization development stage, China's wind power industry has entered a steady development stage. With the development of industrialization and urbanization in China, the power demand is about 10 billion MWh for 2030 based on the current policy scenario.
According to the development history of wind power in China, it can be categorized into four main stages: early demonstration stage (as shown in Fig. 1 ), early demonstration stage, industrialization exploration stage, industrialization development stage, and large-scale development stage ( Dai et al., 2018 ).
From 1995 to 2005, wind power began to enter a stage of rapid development known as the exploratory stage of industrialization. Particularly after 2003, the pace of development significantly accelerated.
Wind power generation in North China, Northwest China, and Northeast China is 720, 871, and 61.6 billion kWh, respectively, accounting for 60% of the total wind power generation in China. It is defined as the ratio of the total energy consumption of the whole network to the power generation of the new energy of the whole network.
For example, Qian and Wang (2020) predicted the seasonal wind power generation in China between 2020 and 2021 by using the GM (1,1) model; Lu et al. (2015) explored China's wind power development optimization path during the period 2013–2030 by constructing a dynamic programming model.
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