The 'Wind Asia Ecoenergy Book 2017' highlights Asia's leadership in the wind energy market, with over 203 GW of installed capacity primarily driven by China and India. The book also provides insights on the history, current statistics, major manufacturers, and energy storage solutions related to wind energy in the region. Additionally, it aims to serve as a resource for business development, localization, and outsourcing in the wind energy sector.

1. Eco
Energy
Book
Wind Asia 2017
Edition: Quarter 3, 2017

2. Chapter 1
Welcome
This chapter provides a preview of the Wind Asia
EcoEnergyBook.
Photo: The Fântânele-Cogealac Wind Farm

3. Asia has become the global leader in the Wind
Energy market representing over 203 GW of
installed capacity. As of April 2016, the total
installed capacity in Asia totalled 176,831 MW.
With increasing investment, research and
development and supporting government policies
over the past decade, Asia is poised to continue
leading the global wind energy revolution.
China’s Five-Year Plan for Energy calls for 210 GW of wind energy
output by 2020. The Chinese government is officially pursuing a
transition away from coal-based power systems towards sustainable
energy. In 2016, China installed over 23.4 GW of wind turbines, and a
it is estimated that China will have a similar output in 2017.
India set a new recorded in 2016, however the market may slow a
little as the industry and markets adapt to the new tendering system,
that is being introduced. Pakistan and the Philippines has seen a
surge in Wind Energy projects and investment. Wind in Vietnam is
poised to have a big jump, which is pending on critical regulatory
changes that should be implemented throughout 2017. Taiwan has
also been developing its offshore market.
Overall, it is expected that the Asian Wind Energy Market to add over
154 GW in the next 5 years. This should result in over 357 GW of
output by the end of 2021. Asia has seen the importance of
developing its renewable energy sources, in particular Wind. Asia will
remain at the forefront of the Global Wind Industry.
How to use the EcoEnergyBook
The information was compiled from personal research and the
internet with support of friends from companies, organizations and is
designed to support:
1) Business Development - managers seeking to identify
potential customers and sales opportunities
2) Outsourcing – local and international commodity managers,
buyers who are looking to source components
3) Localization – International managers desiring to expand their
market and set up a footprint in Europe
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I am positive that this book will provide you lots of information and
inspire you to do business in the Wind Energy Sector.
Bangkok, May 2017
Tilmann Kaiser
Section 1
Welcome
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4. Chapter 2
Introduction
This chapter provides an introduction to the Wind
Energy history, Wind Energy in Asia and a global
wind energy perspective.
Photo: GE

5. Humans have been utilizing wind power since they have been sailing the seas,
windmills in China pumped water. Man has utilised wind to grind grain and pump
water since over two millennia. With the development of electric power, wind
power found new applications in providing lighting in areas remote from
centrally-generated power.
New ways of using the energy of the wind eventually spread around the world. By the
11th century, people in the Middle East used windmills extensively for food production.
Returning merchants and crusaders carried this idea back to Europe. The Dutch
refined the windmill and adapted it for draining lakes and marshes in the Rhine River
Delta. When settlers took this
technology to the New World in
the late 19th century, they began
using windmills to pump water for
farms and ranches and later to
generate electricity for homes and
industry.
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Wind power harnessed since ancient
times
2. Windmill used extensively for food
production
3. Development of electricity brought new
application for wind power
4. During WW2, a 1.25-megawatt turbine
was designed and developed
5. Oil shortages in the 1970’s reignited the
interest in alternative energy
6. Europe’s wind energy industry has grown
dramatically since the 1980’s
7. Since 2014, over 240,000 commercial wind
turbines are in operation globally
History
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6. Global Perspective
Wind power was the leading source of new power generating capacity in Europe and
the United States in 2015, and the second largest in China. Globally, a record 63 GW
was added for a total of about 433 GW. Non-OECD countries were responsible for the
majority of installations, led by China, and new markets emerged across Africa, Asia
and Latin America. Corporations and other private entities continued turning to wind
energy for reliable and low-cost power, while many large investors were drawn by its
stable returns.
The offshore sector had a strong year with an estimated 3.4 GW connected to grids,
mostly in Europe, for a world total exceeding 12 GW. Wind power is playing a major
role in meeting electricity demand in an increasing number of countries, including
Denmark (42% of demand in 2015), Germany (more than 60% in four states) and
Uruguay (15.5%).
Section 2
OVERVIEW
1. Global Wind Energy Perspective
2. Offshore and Onshore growth has
increased
3. A look at a various countries wind energy
sectors, installation and operation
capacities
Global Perspective
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7. Global Wind Power Industry
The wind power industry had another outstanding year thanks to record installations.
Most of the top turbine manufacturers broke their own annual installation numbers. By
early 2016, manufacturers had full order books, with some receiving record orders for
on- and offshore turbines, presaging momentum for future years. But rising
competition in the global marketplace and fragmentation in the market required that
manufacturers and developers be flexible to adapt in different environments. Spain’s
manufacturers, for instance, survived by exporting 100% of their production. Ongoing
technology improvements that are increasing capacity factors (such as custom turbine
Section 3
OVERVIEW
1. Global Wind Power Industry
2. Offshore Industry
3. Onshore Industry
4. Technology Innovation
Global Wind Power Industry
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8. Chapter 3
Statistics
This chapter provides statistics about the Wind
Industry throughout Asia.

11. Chapter 4
Wind Turbine
Manufacturers
This chapter provides information about Wind
Turbine Manufacturers throughout Asia.
Photo: ADWEN

12. XEMC Windpower along with its subsidiaries, design, develop,
manufactures, sells, and services wind turbines. The company
was founded in 2006 and is based in Xiangtan, China.
EMC Windpower CO.LTD. operates as a subsidiary of Xiangtan Electric Manufacturing
Co., Ltd. The company offers direct drive permanent magnetism windpower generator
sets and components, such as generators, large castings and forgings, and structure
parts; and supervisory control and data acquisition systems. Its wind turbines are
installed in the Netherlands, Finland, Germany, Japan, and Taiwan, as well as in
Northern part and coastal area of China.
Turbine range:
• Onshore - XD140 4MW, XE93 2MW Series
• Offshore - XE128 5MW Series
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Established: 2006
2. Headquartered: Xiangtan
3. Employs: 100
4. Turnover: N/A
XEMC WindPower
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Xiangtan Electric Manufacturing Group
No 68, Ji'An Road, Hi-tech Zone
Xiangtan, 411101, China
Tel: +86 731 5857 8000
Email: xeco@xemc.com.cn
David Cheng
Operations Manager
Tania Tang
Purchasing Manager
Jack Yong
Sales manager
Amy Quan
Project Manager

13. Section 2
Other Wind Turbine Manufacturers
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Below are several examples of companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 11 major OEM profiles in Asia.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

14. Chapter 5
Components,
Materials and
Equiptment
Manufacturers
This chapter provides information about
components, materials and equipment
manufacturers throughout Asia.
Photo: Boading

15. Aluwind A/S is a Danish company specialising in aluminium
wind turbine manufacturing. The company was founded in
1995.
Aluwind is headquartered in Ring, Denmark. The company employs around 100
workers. The company has over 20 years experience in the Wind Energy Industry.
Aluwind offers production, assembly and kitting of structures and components for
towers and Nacelles, and both for onshore and offshore projects. Aluwind has
production and sales locations in Europe, North America and Asia.
Product range:
• Nacelles
• Tower Internals
• Offshore
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Established: 1995
2. Headquartered: Ring
3. Employs: 100
4. Turnover: N/A
Aluwind
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Aluwind Guangdong Windpower Co. Ltd.
1st & 2nd Floor, Building 1, No. 11, JinHui
Road, Jianghai District, Jiangmen City 529000,
Guangdong Province, China
Tel: +86 (750) 3850937
Email: info-chn@aluwind.com
Penny Xie
Purchasing Supervisor
Lei Jiao
Sales Manager

16. Offshore Products
• Complete working platforms
• Internal platforms
• Railings
• Ladders
• Gates and hatches
• Sign Plates
• Temporary TP covers
• Various brackets and holders for lights,
cables and life-saving equipment
Tower Internal Products
• Platforms
• Railings
• Shieldings
• Gates
• Tower access staircases
• Mounting brackets
• Tower doors
Nacelles Products
• Platforms
• Railings
• Hub Parts
• Shaft Covers
• Shieldings
• Ladders
• Floor Sections
• Separation Walls
• Ventilation Ducts
• Helihoists
• Ladders
• Gates
• Mounting Brackets
Aluwind A/S
Kielbergvej 7, DK-5750 Ringe
Denmark
Tel: +45 63 12 88 77
Email: info@aluwind.com
Aluwind Inc.
701 Topeka Way
Castle Rock, CO 80109
United States
Tel: +1 (720) 236 1500
Email: info@aluwind.com
Aluwind Guangdong Windpower Co. Ltd.
1st & 2nd Floor, Building 1, No. 11, JinHui
Road, Jianghai District, Jiangmen City
529000, Guangdong Province, China
Tel: +86 (750) 3850937
Email: info-chn@aluwind.com
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17. Section 2
Other Companies
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Below are examples of well known companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 40 components, materials and equipment manufacturers
profiles.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

18. Chapter 6
Energy
Storage
This chapter provides information about Energy
Storage companies throughout Asia.
Photo: NEC

19. DAIHEN is a Japanese company that provides energy solutions
to the renewable energy industry. The company was founded in
1919 and is based in Osaka, Japan.
The company was formerly known as Osaka Transformer Co., Ltd. and changed its
name to DAIHEN Corporation in December 1985. DAIHEN Corporation manufactures
and sells power products, welding machines, industrial robots, and wireless power
transfer systems in Japan.
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Established: 1919
2. Headquartered: Osaka
3. Employs: N/A
4. Turnover: N/A
DAIHEN
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DAIHEN Corporation
Global Headquarters
2-1-11 Tagawa, Yodogawa-ku,
Osaka, 532-8512, Japan
Tel: +81-6-6301-1212
Kazuhiko Hagiwara
Deputy General Manager
Julio Kooro Almeida
International Sales Manager

20. Section 2
Other Companies
19
Below are examples of well known companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 3 energy storage profiles.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

21. Chapter 7
Developers
and Operators
This chapter provides information about wind
energy developers and operator companies
throughout Asia.
Photo: Wind Farm, Bangui Bay

22. UPC Renewables China Ltd develops, owns, and operates
wind farms in China. The company was founded in 2006 and is
based in Beijing.
It also operates additional offices in Hong Kong, Hohhot, Shenyang, Changchun,
Jinan, Urumqi, Xinjiang, and Beijing, China. UPC Renewables China Ltd operates as a
subsidiary of UPC Group.
UPC Renewables China is a wind farm development company in China with over 50
staff. Development currently ongoing on 15 sites across China with around 4,000MW
of development potential. 5 of these sites in construction. Focus on northeast China.
Part of the UPC Group of companies.
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Established: 2006
2. Headquartered: Beijing
3. Employs: 50
4. Turnover: N/A
UPC Renewables
21
Beijing UPC Energy Investment
Management Co., Ltd.
Suite 17-A, The Place Tower, No.9
Guanghua Road, Chaoyang District
Beijing 100020, China
Tel: +86 10 6587 1122
Email: info@upcrenewables.com
Wilson Guo
Country President
Michael Lv
Vice President
Patrick Charignon
Chief Operating Officer

23. Section 2
Other Companies
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Below are examples of well known companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 3 developer and operator profiles.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

24. Chapter 8
Service and
Consultancy
This chapter provides information about wind
energy service and consultancy companies
throughout Asia.
Photo: Service Technicians, Tianchang

25. Schneider Electric is a French corporation that specializies
in energy management systems. The company was
founded in 1836 and is based in Rueil-Malmaison, France.
The company provides various solutions and services for the renewable energy sector.
For wind turbine farms, the company provides applications that include grin
connection and operation of wind farms.
Product range:
• Grid Connection
• Operation
• Weather and Power Management
• Substation Control Systems
• Management Systems
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Established: 1836
2. Headquartered: Rueil-Malmaison
3. Employs: 185,000
4. Turnover: 26.6 Billion EUR
Schneider Electric
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Schneider Electric South East Asia (HQ) Pte
Ltd.
10 Ang Mo Kio Street 65, #01-01/03
TechPoint, Singapore, 569059
Tel: +65 6482 3323
Rahul Mehta
Business Development Manager

26. Section 2
Other Companies
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Below are examples of well known companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 5 service and consultancy profiles.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

27. Chapter 9
Construction,
Installation
and Logistics
This chapter provides information about wind
energy construction, installation and logistics
companies throughout Asia.
Photo: Reuters

28. Global Marine Systems is a company based in the United
Kingdom that provides subsea cable engineering solution.
The company was founded in 1983 and employs 150.
The company serves oil and gas, telecommunications, offshore renewables, subsea
power, and deep sea research industries worldwide. Global Marine Systems Limited
was formerly known as Cable & Wireless Marine Limited and changed its name to
Global Marine Systems Limited in July 1999. The company also has an additional
office in Singapore. As of August 16, 2004, Global Marine Systems Limited operates
as a subsidiary of Bridgehouse Marine Limited.
Service solutions:
• Cable route installation
• Subsea engineering
• Subsea cable maintenance
• Offshore liaison
• Protection grounding unit
• Depots
• Specialized vessel chartering
• Equipment hiring
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Established: 1983
2. Headquartered: Chelmsford
3. Employs: 150
4. Turnover: N/A
Global Marine Systems
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Global Marine Cable Systems Pte Ltd
331 North Bridge Road, #07-03/04 Odeon
Towers, Singapore 188720
Tel: +65 65131300
Email: info@globalmarine.co.uk
Raymund Chee
Procurement
Andy Ang
Marine Sales Manager
John Walters
Business Director

29. Section 2
Other Companies
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Below are examples of well known companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 4 construction, installation and logistics profiles.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

30. Chapter 10
Associations
This chapter provides information about Wind
associations throughout Asia.
Photo: Indian Wind Energy Alliance

31. The Asia Wind Energy Association is a regional based association.
Established in December 2016, the Asia Wind Energy Association
is the leading trade association for the wind energy sector in
Asia-Pacific.
The wind power sector is at a very nascent stage in the Asia-Pacific region and there is
a rapidly growing demand for more renewable energy. Acting as the industry
representative, the Asia Wind Energy Association aims to capitalize on this
opportunity.
The association aims to develop and communicate conclusive policies to support
energy regulators and governments in providing better policies for the wind sector and
to create a positive investment environment for developers and investors. This will
lead to a faster deployment of wind energy in the Asia-Pacific region.
The Asia Wind Energy Association acts as the regional platform for all wind power
industry stakeholders to collectively promote the best interests of the wind power
sector. Members include power project developers, turbine manufacturers, technical
consultants, financial institutions, regional associations and other institutions in the
wind energy sector.
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Established: 2016
2. Headquartered: Singapore
3. Employs: 10
Asia Wind Energy Association
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Asia Wind Energy Association
CapitaGreen, Level 24
138 Market Street, Singapore 048946
Tel: +65 6679 6071
Email: info@asiawind.org
Pauline Le Bertre
General Manager
Vincent Masureel
Vice President, Wind Energy
Matthieu Monnier
Industry and Offshore Wind Energy Manager
Camille Bredoux
Technical Officer

32. Section 2
Other Asian Wind Associations
31
Below are several examples of companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 7 association profiles.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

33. Chapter 11
Events
This chapter provides information about Wind
Energy related events throughout Asia.
Photo: Sustainable Energy & Technology Asia

34. The premier Asian annual energy and technology event,
Sustainable Energy & Technology Asia (SETA) is ongoing to develop
an international platform for the value chain of energy to meet and
discuss the latest issues the policy planning and technology
advancement to support the global low carbon advocacy.
This MUST-ATTEND conference and exhibition will be held at Bangkok International
Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC) in Bangkok, Thailand during the 8-10 March 2017.
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Venue: BITEC (Thailand)
2. Date: 8-10th, March 2017
Sustainble Energy & Technology Asia
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Event location
88 Bangna Trad Road Khwaeng Bang Na,
Bangna BANGKOK 10260
Event Organiser: GAT International Co., Ltd.
19/117 Soi 28 Kubon, Kubon, Rd., Ramindra,
Kannayao, Bangkok 10230, Thailand
Tel: +66 2 519 2727
Email: info@gat.co.th
Wuttaya Hnunphagdee
Show Director
Email: wuttaya@gat.co.th
Napapadol Sukkasem
Sales Director
Email: nop@gat.co.th

35. Section 2
Other Asian Wind Events
34
Below are several examples of companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 3 event profiles.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

36. Chapter 12
Media
This chapter provides information about Wind
media publications throughout Asia.
Photo: Acciona India

37. RECHARGE is the world’s leading provider of business intelligence
for the renewable-energy industries, combining award-winning
international coverage of breaking news, in-depth features and
analysis that, through a digital online platform and bimonthly
magazine, deliver depth and dimension on the stories that matter
most to the wind and solar sectors.
Founded in 2009 by Norway's NHST Media Group, Recharge has offices in the UK,
Norway, Germany, Japan, Brazil and the US.
Section 1
OVERVIEW
1. Established: 2009
2. Headquartered: United Kingdom
3. Employs: 30
Recharge
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RECHARGE
7th Floor, 125 Wood Street
London, UK, EC2V 7AN
Tel: +44 207 645 2345
Email: editorial@rechargenews.com
Darius Snieckus
Editor in Chief
Leigh Collins
Managing Editor
Simin Bevis
Advertising Sales Manager

38. Section 2
Other Asia Wind Media
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Below are several examples of companies included in the Wind Asia Book.
The full version includes 6 media profiles.
You can order your subscription to Wind Asia EcoEnergyBook here.

39. Chapter 13
Resources
This chapter presents an overview of supporting
industry and service providers to the Wind Energy
Industry in Asia.
Photo: Zhangjiakou, China

40. Section 1
Human Resources
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Service Provider Expertise Contact Information
Careerbuilder Online Job Database http://www.careerbuilder.com
Indeed Online Job Database http://www.indeed.com
Monster Online Job Database http://www.monster.com
Xing Online Networking Website http://www.xing.com
Linkedin Online Networking Website http://linkedin.com

41. Chapter 14
Acknowledgement
Photo: Wind Farm Bong Bajo

42. about this book
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