Onshore Wind Energy Market Overview

Onshore Wind Energy Market is expected to expand at 4.90% CAGR to reach the global industry worth of USD 71.11 billion by 2030.

In recent years, onshore wind energy has become a major player among renewable energy sources throughout the globe. Strict government rules and a heightened public understanding of environmental problems are expected to drive a dramatic rise in demand for it during the coming decade.

Soon, the global onshore wind industry will expand at a quicker rate than previously anticipated. This is due to the increasing importance of the energy context and the expanding importance of renewable energy in the power generating mix. Wind power had increased significantly from 2007 levels, when it accounted for 92.4 GW, to 2017's predicted 494.6 GW, according to the Global Wind Energy Council, evidence that wind power has a bright future. In part, market growth is fueled by an uptick in plans to build wind farms and wind parks. An increase sees the expansion of wind power in the number of wind farm construction projects in the United States and China.

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Generating electricity with wind energy entails using wind turbines to convert the wind's kinetic energy into usable mechanical energy. The wind energy industry has been impacted negatively by the COVID-19 pandemic. Worldwide wind energy projects have been delayed due to government-imposed lockdowns to stop the virus's spread. The shutdowns have hampered the installation of wind turbines and the growth of wind farms. Wind power industry expansion has been stunted by several factors, including the COVID-19 pandemic, the postponement of wind projects originally slated for completion in 2020, labor difficulties, and supply chain delays.

Market Segmentation

Grid connection, application, end-user, wind capacity, and power capacity are the primary factors that drive segmentation in the worldwide onshore wind energy market.

Over the predicted period, the market share held by high-speed winds will increase the most since these winds have the potential to provide the most electricity. Over the projection period, the market for wind turbines with a capacity of more than 2 MW is expected to grow at a faster clip than that of lower-capacity turbines. Throughout the projection period, utilities will dominate the market by end-use. Utilities are responsible for meeting the demand for power from other industries. Since the previous decade, energy demand in emerging nations has skyrocketed, necessitating more output from utilities.

Peak power management is expected to dominate the market by the application during the predicted time frame. This is because of the severe lack of energy during peak hours. There is peak demand for power during regular business hours since factories and businesses need it to operate at those times.

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Regional Classification

It is anticipated that Europe's market will expand significantly during the projection period due to the region's increasing number of wind farms and supportive government policies. In addition, the participation of major companies is forecasted to encourage market expansion. Increasing restrictions for traditional power production, in addition to a rising public interest in green energy, bode well for these sectors.

Industry News

Wind power is more efficient than other renewable energy options for producing electricity. Because of this, major power plants all around the globe are starting to focus more on this kind of energy. This is particularly true in Asia and the Pacific, where China is now the world's greatest producer of wind power, as per statistics provided by the International Energy Agency.

Key Players

• Siemens AG (Germany)
• Envision energy (China)
• General Electric Wind Energy (U.S.)
• Suzlon (India)
• Vestas Wind System A/S (Denmark)
• Enercon GmbH (Germany)
• Mitsubishi Power Systems (Japan)
• Nordex S.E. (Germany)
• Repower (Switzerland)
• Gazelle Wind Turbines (U.K.)
• Clipper Wind Power (UK)