Allure of low-cost Chinese wind turbines grows in overseas markets
Chinese wind OEMs are becoming attractive alternatives to the established Western manufacturers in a trend that could fundamentally reshape the competitive landscape.
Power shift: Navigating the rise of Chinese wind turbine OEMs
Chinese wind turbine OEMs have grown massively over the last 5 years. The top 5 OEMs have installed 59 GW of wind power in 2023, 4x the 2018 volume. In contrast, the Western top 5 grew by 1.6x only to around 38 GW.
Playground for Western OEMs narrowing fast: China’s wind turbine giants gain ground
Greentech Partners in new study says leading Chinese OEMs such as Envision and Goldwind are increasingly successful in global markets
Onshore Wind – assessment on Western and Chinese OEMs and the German market
Greentech Partners presents a forward-looking assessment of the onshore wind OEMs, focusing on the strategies, challenges, and opportunities shaping this sector. Through five chapters, we explore the dynamics between Western and Chinese OEMs and the evolving landscape of the German market.
Higher turbine prices boost orders, finances at Western wind manufacturers
The major Western wind turbine-makers saw order intake rebound materially in 2023 amid an improving market environment, with federal tax credits in the US driving a wave of new contracts.
Divide and rule: GE and Vestas now masters of US onshore wind for ‘foreseeable future’
IN DEPTH | After they split the SunZia mega-project, market experts say breaking the dominance of the domestic giant and Danish globetrotter looks tougher than ever for their rivals.
