BEIJING - (China) - 16 / 02/2011- 3B Tips - The Chinese manufacturer Sinovel (华 锐 风 电) announced its intention to develop a turbine 10 MW . The announcement was made in spite of recommendations made last year by Li Junfeng, deputy director of the National Development and Reform of China (National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) , which recommended that research on Energy wind and Chinese manufacturers focus on developing products in the range from 1.5 MW to 2 MW rather than engaging in high-capacity turbines. The announcement of the start of construction of this mega turbine was made by Gang Tao, director of Sinovel, who took the opportunity to also announce that 6 MW turbine on which the company is currently working will be launched in June 2011 .
In deciding to develop a 10 MW turbine, manufacturers like Sinovel joined AMSC (American Superconductor) , and Clipper Windpower Gamesa , whose work on models of turbines offshore 10 MW have already begun. (See our article June 10, 2010)
Gang Tao while keeping detailed statements on future Sinovel 10MW turbine but suggested that, like its 5MW Sinovel multisite turbofan developed since October 2010, 10 MW would also be multi-site, that is to say, usable both in onshore wind farms, offshore and in parks mixing energy flows (fluvial and marine) and wind energy. It might (it is a conditional!) That China now second largest economy and very interested in the energy mix renewable, continues to innovate by developing wind farms mixed not only at sea but some of its huge hydroelectric dams river.
Article: Francis ROUSSEAU
Sources: Linked Sites. Photo 1: Chinese engineers and wind techniviens © Sinovel
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