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International Wind Energy Update

Windpower 2011
Christian Kjaer Chief Executive Officer European Wind Energy Association

Anaheim, 24 May 2011

New installed power capacity and decomissioned capacity in EU 2010

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Net increase/decrease in power generating technologies (EU 2001 2010) Total increase: 200,275 MW

Annual wind power installation in EU Breakdown 2010 annual market (MW)

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1995Total EU capacity 1995-2010 National shares end 2010

181 TWh of electricity 5.3% of EU electricity consumption

Annual and total EU offshore wind capacity 1991 2010 (MW)

3500

3000

2500

2000

1500

1000

500

0 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Total annual Total cumulative

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Wind energys share of electricity demand 2010 EUEU-27

2011Market forecasts 2011-1015 Annual capacity (GW)

25

20

15 GW 10 5 0 EER Make BTM EWEA 9.33

2010 real

2011 11.22 9.74 11.73 9.50

2012 12.39 11.86 15.15 10.00

2013 12.39 13.66 16.53 12.34

2014 12.80 14.83 19.28 13.47

2015 13.40 16.08 22.50 14.50

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EU Climate and Energy package - adopted unanimously by the 27 EU nations in 2009

Binding GHG and renewable energy targets for 2020:

20% Reduction in GHG in compared to 1990 (30% with an international agreement) 20% Renewable energy share (8.5% in 2005) 34% Renewable electricity share (15% in 2005)

Change in EU power mix according to the 27 EU Governments Action PLans

Wind in 2020: 495 TWh 14% electricity consumption

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EU Wind capacity according to the 27 National Renewable Energy Action Plans (2010-2020)

Wind energy share of electricity 2005, 2009 and 2020 according to government plans

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Global new wind and nuclear power capacity installed 20012001-2010 (GW)
New annual global wind power and nuclear capacity (GW) 2006-2010 45

40

35

30

25 GW

20

15

10

Total
0
New global nuclear capacity New global wind power capacity 2006 1.4 15.2 2007 1.8 19.9 2008 26.6 2009 1.1 38.8 2010 3.7 38.3

8 139

Power production from new global wind and nuclear 2001power capacity installed 2001-2010 (GW)
Power production from new global capacity 2006-2010 (TWh) 90 80 70 60 TWh electricity 50 40 30 20 10

Total
Power production of new nuclear capacity (TWh) Power production of new wind capacity (TWh) 2006 33 10 2007 43 13 2008 57 2009 83 8 2010 82 27

57 298

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Power production from new global wind power capacity 20012001-2010 (in nuclear reactor equivalents)

Power production from annual global wind capacity additions 2006-2010 in nuclear reactor electricity equivalents 16

14

12

Number of reactors

10

0
Equivalent nuclear reactors*

2006 5.7

2007 7.4

2008 10.0

2009 14.5

2010 14.3

Total 52

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EWEA Scenario: (1990Wind capacity and share of EU power demand (1990-2030)

sdasdasdasdadsasdasdada 250/150 34.3% 190/40 16.6%

80/3 5.3%

13/0 0.8%

EU Commitment
Reduce economy-wide domestic EU GHG emissions by 80-95% in 2050 compared to 2005 In March 2011, the Commissions Climate Roadmap stated that GHG emissions in the power sector need to fall by 93-98% to reduce overall emissions by 80% If zero carbon emissions must be achieved in the power sector by 2050, reality is that no new carbon-emitting power plant can be built after 2015 because of the long lifetime of power stations The Commission will follow up in second half 2011 with an Energy Roadmap to 2050