EWEA Workshop Turkey 01 EWEA Christian Kjaer

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Wind development in Europe

Christian KjaerChief Executive Officer

European Wind Energy Association

Integrating Wind Power in TurkeyAnkara, Turkey

9 February 2010


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Outline of presentation

Introducing EWEA

Meeting 3 major global challenges

Wind power in Europe

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Introducing the European Wind

Energy Association

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WHAT IS THE EUROPEAN WIND ENERGY

ASSOCIATION?

EWEA is the voice of the wind industry, actively

promoting the utilisation of wind power in Europeand worldwide.

Resources are focussed on lobbying,communication and policy activities,

and responding to enquiries from ourmember organisations.


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MORE THAN 600 MEMBERS FROM OVER 60 COUNTRIES

Manufacturers covering 90% of the world wind power market

Component suppliers

Research institutes

National wind and renewables associations

Developers

Electricity providers

Installation & logistics

Operation & maintenance

Finance and insurance companies

Consultants


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Meeting 3 major global challenges

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Three major global challenges

Energy Crisis (Oil = $80/barrel in midst of recession)

Environmental crisis (IPCC: 25-40% reduction by

2020)Financial crisis

App. 350 GW of new electricity generating capacity must

be constructed before 2020 (50% of current total)

And a European challenge


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2009 a turning point?

EU Directive for renewable energy sources

By 2020, 20 % of Europes energy will come from

renewable sources

Now in the process of implementation into 27binding national targets

Renewable electricity share increase from 15% to34%


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Wind Energy comes at the right time

Strong growth of wind energy sector 1992-2009.Annual growth rate of more than 25% to 155 GWglobally (end 2009)

Global market:45 bn (of which EU:13bn.)

Wind energy is fully competitive with newconventional power technologies

Cost of wind power can be predicted with great

certaintyLow-risk investment


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IEA World Energy Outlook 2008

Electricity generating costs in the European Union, 2015 and 2030

Revised assumptions onfuel prices and powerplant construction cost

Expects new wind power

to be cheaper than coaland gas in 2015 and2030


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Wind power in Europe

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Share of new EU power capacity installed during 2009 (MW)


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New installed capacity and decomissioned

capacity in EU 2009


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Net electricity generating installations in EU 2000 - 2009


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New installed capacity per year 1995 - 2009


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Wind power in Europe in 2009


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An opportunity for Turkey!

Excellent wind resource

Availability of land

Skilled workforce Meeting increasing power demand

Reducing Green House Gas emissions

Interesting project pipeline, ambitious targets

Investments

Job creation

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EWEC 2010 Warsaw, Poland

20 23 April 2010

www.ewec2010.info
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