Status quo and outlook for the global small wind market with a focus on the U.S. market BAFA-Event: Small wind in the USA

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1 Status quo and outlook for the global small wind market with a focus on the U.S. market BAFA-Event: Small wind in the USA Hamburg, 29 October 2013

2 Programm About WWEA Small Wind Markets Worldwide and in the U.S. WWEA s Small Wind Energy Section Background & Activities WWEA s Small Wind Web Platform Present & Future

3 The World Wind Energy Association Founded in July 2001 in Copenhagen, Denmark Head Office since July 2003 in Bonn, Germany The Members: National associations, scientific institutes, companies, public bodies and individuals from more than 100 countries on all continents Our Mission: Promoting the worldwide utilisation of wind energy by being a communication platform for all wind energy actors worldwide advising national and international policies in favour of wind energy enhancing international technology transfer Jean-Daniel Pitteloud Small Wind Energy Worldwide

4 The World Wind Energy Association International Cooperation Jean-Daniel Pitteloud Small Wind Energy Worldwide

5 The World Wind Energy Association WWEA has Special Consultative Status at UN, and works with other international organisations WWEA has supported the establishment of the International Renewable Energy Agency International Renewable Energy Alliance: WWEA founded the REN Alliance with the International Solar Energy Society, the International Geothermal Association, the International Hydropower Association and the World Bioenergy Association International Cooperation Jean-Daniel Pitteloud Small Wind Energy Worldwide

6 Small Wind Markets Worldwide Jean-Daniel Pitteloud Small Wind Energy Worldwide

7 Small Wind Markets Worldwide Total Cumulative Installed Capacity [kw] Countries Jean-Daniel Pitteloud Small Wind Energy Worldwide

8 Small Wind Markets Worldwide Total Cumulative Installed Units Countries

9 U.S. Market by the end of 2012 Total Sales (units) 2011 (units) 2012 (units)

10 U.S. Market by the end of ,4 MW of new capacity in sales during 2012, $101 million investment The U.S. market decreased by 3% from 19 MW in 2011 to 18,4 in 2012 On a unit basis, SWT compromised 35% of all 2012 U.S. installations

11 SWT Suppliers 32 small wind turbine suppliers with U.S. sales presence 57 models were sold in the U.S. during 2012

12 Technology & Applications 30 suppliers reported sales of 74 different SWT in the U.S., 14 more than in ,1 0,9 kw: 52% 1 10 kw: 30% kW: 21%

13 Annual Installed SWT Capacity (MW) Forecast 2020 SWT Installed Capacity World Market Forecast Annual Installed SWT Capacity (MW) Annual Forecast Installed SWT Capacity (Mw) Cumulative Installed SWT Capacity (MW) Cumulative Installed SWT Capacity (MW)

14 WWEA Small Wind Energy Section

15 WWEA Small Wind Section- Background World Summit for Small Wind (WSSM) o 2010 o 2011 o 2012 o 2013 o 2014 (March) Small Wind World Report 2012

16 WWEA Small Wind Section In 2012 WWEA will continue organizing the World Summit for Small Wind together with Husum WWEA Small Wind is now consider as a WWEA Section New versions of the Small Wind World Report will be produced in the following years A special website will be set up, providing information about small wind and discussion forum WWEA amended the membership fee by-laws. A special fee was created for small wind companies

17 World Summit for Small Wind th World Summit for Small Wind: Success Stories from all over the World March 2014 Husum, Germany Jean-Daniel Pitteloud Small Wind Energy Worldwide

18 New WWEA Small Wind Platform

19 WWEA Small Wind Platform Manufacturer Local dealer/ Partner Final Client Standards Certification Testing Policies Database of potential dealer/ partners How to use wind energy Site selection and wind assessment - Blog: wrong site selection (future) Turbine selection Costs estimation Who can help me (future) Statistics Members News Special Reports (future)