Abstract
This Frost & Sullivan research service titled Western European Wind Power
Markets gives an elaborate view of the European wind energy market, energy
regulations and their impacts. It includes country-specific detailed
information on growth potential, main challenges and market trends. The
analyst offers in-depth analysis of key issues in the both the onshore and
offshore market segments and strategic recommendations for tackling them.
This analysis is available through our Energy and Power Growth Partnership
Service programme. With this programme, clients receive industry-leading
market research such as this, along with technical and econometric data and
many interactive features including Analyst Inquiry Time and Client Councils.
Table of Contents
1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Market Overview
- Major Findings
2 WESTERN EUROPEAN WIND POWER MARKETS
- Market Overview and Definitions
- Market Overview
- Market Definitions and Segmentations
- Market Engineering Measurements
- Industry Challenges
- Market Drivers
- Market Restraints
- Market Forecasts
- Total Installed Capacity Forecasts
- Onshore Installed Capacity Forecasts
- Offshore Installed Capacity Forecasts
- Market Revenue Forecasts
- Trends in Turbines Sizes
- Pricing Trends
- Supply Chain is a Constraint to Turbine Supply
- Competitive Analysis
- Industry Structure and Distribution Channels
- End-user Analysis: Growing Role of Utilities
- Competitive Structure
- Market Share Analysis
3 GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS AND FORECASTS
- Germany
- Overview
- Feed-in Tariffs and Special Regulatory Issues
- Offshore Challenge
- Repowering
- Market Forecasts
- Spain
- Overview
- Spain to Slash Down Wind Subsidies
- Offshore Wind Effort
- Market Forecasts
- Denmark
- Overview
- Regulatory Issues
- Offshore Wind: Window of Opportunity
- Market Forecasts
- Italy
- Overview
- Regulation Still Posing Obstacles
- Market Forecasts
- United Kingdom
- Overview
- UK Regulation in Favour of New Technologies
- UK Offshore Market Taking Off
- Market Forecasts
- Others
- Portugal
- France
- The Netherlands
- Greece
- Ireland
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