Canada Wind Power Market Opportunities 2016

  • Industry : Power
  • Pages : 104
  • Published Date : February, 2011
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Wind power installations in Canada have been experiencing exponential growth in recent years due to the favourable economic and operating environment in that country. The cumulative wind power installed capacity in Canada surpassed 4 GW by the end of 2010 as compared to around 1.8 GW in 2007. Canada added more than 960 MW of new wind power installed capacity in 2009, thereby accounting for almost one-third of global new capacity additions in 2009. Canada is emerging as the 8th largest wind power market in the world. 

According to the report “Canada Wind Power Market Opportunities 2016”, Canada is expected to lead the global wind power market in the coming 5 years, driven by government appetite for renewable energy. Canadian government‘s commitment to derive maximum of energy from renewable sources by 2020 will result in the required thrust towards the future growth of wind power market. In our opinion this decade will belong to Canadian wind power equipment manufacturers and wind farm developers, as they try to expand their network of operations beyond the domestic market. 
The research report “Canada Wind Power Market Opportunities 2016” discusses following aspect related to wind power market in Canada:
  • Installed capacity by Region, Province and wind farm developers.
  • Onshore & Offshore Wind Power Capacity Utilization.
  • Wind Power Reserves & Potential.
  • Overview of Wind Turbine Market.
  • Regulatory & Tariff Structure.
  • Anticipated future growth for Cumulative Installed Capacity.
Our report “Canada Wind Power Market Opportunities 2016” gives an unprejudiced overview on the Canadian wind power market like installation capacity by region and province, wind power capacity utilization, wind power resources and potential, wind power equipment market, current and anticipated future scenario of off shore wind power, regulatory landscape, tariff structure and competitive landscape. It will help readers to get familiar with current and expected future trends with respect to the Canadian Wind power market.

Table of content

Table of content

  1. Executive Summary
  2. Canada Wind Energy Market Outlook
  3. Global Energy Market Scenario
    1. World Energy Consumption, 2000–16
    2. World Energy Consumption, by Fuel Type, 2000–16
  4. Global Renewable Energy Market Scenario
    1. Global Renewable Energy Consumption, 2000–16
    2. Global Net Electricity Generation, 2007-15
  5. Global Wind Energy Market Scenario
    1. Global Cumulative Installed Capacity, 2000–09
    2. Forecast of Global Cumulative Installed Capacity, 2010–16
  6. Canada Energy Market Scenario
    1. Canada Energy Consumption, 2000–16
    2. Canada Energy Consumption, by Fuel Type, 2000–16
  7. Canada Renewable Energy Market Scenario
    1. Canada Renewable Energy Installed Capacity, 2000–16
    2. Electricity Generation in Canada
  8. Canada Wind Energy Market Scenario
    1. Cumulative Installed Capacity, 2001–10
    2. Cumulative Installed Capacity, 2011–16
    3. By Province
    4. List of Wind Farms in Canada
    5. Investments Scenario
  9. Canada Wind Turbine Market Scenario
    1. By Company
    2. By Turbine Capacity
    3. Export vs. Import
  10. Policy & Regulatory Landscape
    1. WindVision 2025
    2. ecoENERGY for Renewable Power Program
    3. Ontario’s Green Energy Act and Feed-in Tariff Program
    4. Federal/Provincial Initiative on Wind Energy
    5. Other initiatives
  11. Challenges & Opportunities in Canada Wind Power Industry
    1. Shortage of Skilled Technical Labor
    2. Excessive Dependence on Imports and Limited Revenue from Exports
    3. Need for Smart Transmission Facilities
    4. Wind Turbines Need Online Back-up Capacity
    5. Carbon Cost of Construction
    6. Health Hazards
    7. Supply and Value Chain
  12. Recent developments in the Canadian Wind Energy Market
    1. Developments by Key Province
  13. Leading Industry Players Profiles
    1. TransAlta Corporation
    2. Enbridge Inc.
    3. TransCanada Corporation
    4. Capital Power Corporation
    5. Vestas Wind Systems A/S
    6. GE Energy
    7. Enercon GmbH
    8. Acciona Energia, S.A.,
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Figures and Tables

List of Figures
  1. Figure 1: World Energy Consumption (Btoe), 2000-2016
  2. Figure 2: World Energy Consumption by Fuel Type, 2000-2016
  3. Figure 3: World Energy Consumption, 2009 Vs 2016, Percentage Share of Energy Source
  4. Figure 4: Global Renewable Energy Consumption 2000-2016
  5. Figure 5: Global Net Electricity Generation, By Fuel Type, 2007 Vs. 2015
  6. Figure 6: Global Cumulative Installed Capacity, 2000 – 2009
  7. Figure 7: Global Cumulative Installed Capacity, 2010-2016
  8. Figure 8: Canada Energy Consumption, 2000-2016
  9. Figure 9: Canada Energy Consumption, By Fuel Type, 2000-2016
  10. Figure 10: Canada Energy Consumption by Sector, 2009
  11. Figure 11: Canada Renewable Energy Installed Capacity, 2000-2016
  12. Figure 12: Electricity Generation in Canada by Energy Type, 2009
  13. Figure 13: Electricity Generation in Canada by Province, 2009
  14. Figure 14: Canada Cumulative Installed Capacity, 2001-2010
  15. Figure 15: Top 10 New Installed Capacity, 2009
  16. Figure 16: Canada Cumulative Installed Capacity, 2010-2016
  17. Figure 17: Total Installed Capacity in Canada by Province, 2010
  18. Figure 18: Total Number of Wind Farms in Canada, 2010
  19. Figure 19: Global New Wind Turbines Market, 2006-2009
  20. Figure 20: Export as a Percentage of Total Sales, 2009
  21. Figure 21: Import as a Percentage of Domestic Sales of Wind Turbines, 2007-2009
  22. Figure 22: Country of Origin of Components Sourced from Outside of Canada
  23. Figure 23: TransAlta Corporation, Company Performance, 2005-2009
  24. Figure 24: Enbridge Inc., Company Performance, 2005-2009
  25. Figure 25: TransCanada, Company Performance, 2005-2009
List of Tables
  1. Table 1: Canada’s Current Installed Capacity Map, January 2011
  2. Table 2: List of Wind Farms with Installed Capacity, 2011
  3. Table 3: List of Wind Projects in Pipeline in Canada
  4. Table 4: Top 10 Countries with Wind Power Index
  5. Table 5: Small Wind Sales in Canada, 2008 and 2009
  6. Table 6: List of Major Wind Turbine Manufacturer in Canada
  7. Table 7: List of Typical Turbine Sizes manufactured by Canadian Players
  8. Table 8: Canada’s Wind Power Project Types versus Feed-in-Tariff Structure
  9. Table 9: Canada’s Federal/Provincial Development Initiatives & Status

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