According to the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan for Wind Power Development” recently released, the installed capacity of wind power grids in China will reach 100 million kilowatts in 2015, and consumption is the key to achieving this goal. In response, the State Grid proposed at the press conference to promote new energy development on the 15th that the nine wind power bases focused on the construction of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” will be established nationwide in accordance with the principle of first province, then region, and nationwide. The big grid to promote wind power consumption.

In recent years, wind power in China has developed rapidly. From the standpoint of wind power installation, as of June 2012, China's grid-connected wind power was 52.58 million kilowatts, which has replaced the United States as the world's largest wind power country. However, due to the problem of grid connection and absorption, wind power has been "abrogated by the wind" phenomenon. “Insufficient integration of wind power and power grid planning, pre-wind power generation and construction cycles are much shorter than the power grid construction cycle, and the lack of uniform standards for wind turbines is an important reason for wind power grid connection difficulties.” Shu Yinhao, deputy general manager of the State Grid Corporation of China, responded at the meeting.

According to the national wind power development plan, China's installed capacity for wind power grid integration will reach 100 million kilowatts by 2015 and 200 million kilowatts by 2020, with key construction projects in Hebei, Mengdong, Mengxi, Jilin, Gansu, Shandong, Jiangsu, Xinjiang and Heilongjiang. 9 large-scale wind power bases.

“From a local point of view, the proportion of wind power in the “Three North” areas concentrated in these large bases has reached a high level of 20%, and the further development of wind power is facing the challenge of suffocating space. However, from a national perspective, currently wind power accounts for the power installed capacity. The proportion is only 5%, and the peak shaving resources in the eastern and central regions are relatively abundant, and the market potential of wind power is not fully utilized.” Zhang Zhengling, a spokesperson for the State Grid Corporation of China and deputy director of the development planning department, believes that the key issue at present is between regions. The link is still weak and has not yet formed a unified national market and its nationwide networking capacity.

In response, the State Grid proposed that in the face of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan” wind power planning goals, in addition to speeding up the construction of peaking power, it will also study the consumption and transmission of nine wind power bases on the basis of the idea of ​​large-scale power grid construction. Near and far, the principle of first province and then the whole country, and at the same time consider the cooperation with the power supply of other regions, plan the "Three North" wind power base and the "Three China" power market as a whole. "The National Grid actively develops UHV, smart grid, and new energy transmission lines, and the unprecedented investment has led to a total investment of over one trillion yuan, which is a huge positive news for the entire power industry. The top, middle, and downstream power equipment manufacturers such as Shanghe, UHV product manufacturers, and transmission and distribution solutions providers are expected to share this 'trillion cake'," said Song Zhichen, a researcher in the energy industry at China Investment Advisors.