-- ウッド・マッケンジーが火曜日に発表したレポートによると、世界の風力発電容量は2025年に過去最高の45%増となり、176ギガワットに達した。 中国メーカーが市場を席巻し、総増設量の78%を占めた。中国は単年度で100ギガワットを超える設備を設置した最初の国となった。 ラテンアメリカでは縮小が見られた一方、中国以外の地域では22%の成長を記録し、米国、インド、ドイツが引き続き主要な設置国となったとアナリストは指摘している。 ウッド・マッケンジーによると、中国の設備メーカーは2024年の海外実績を3倍以上に伸ばし、22の市場で8.5ギガワットを設置した。 ゴールドウィンドとエンビジョンは、それぞれ年間設置量が20ギガワットを超える最初のメーカーとなり、この分野を牽引した。 この拡大は主に新興地域に集中しており、競争力のある価格設定と迅速な納期サイクルによって、中国のサプライヤーが積極的に市場シェアを拡大できたとレポートは付け加えている。 しかし、中国の輸出増加にもかかわらず、欧米のOEMメーカーは中国国外において依然として有力なサプライヤーであり、中国を除く市場の75%を占め、過去最多となる約50カ国で事業を展開している、と同社は述べている。 インドでは、国内設備の設置量がほぼ倍増し、市場は著しい回復を見せた。インド国内の企業は2.7GWを接続し、スズロンは世界のトップ15に返り咲いた。
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