2022年印度风电展望报告- GWEC（英文版）（38页）.pdf

1、India Wind Outlook Towards 2022 Looking beyond headwinds Disclaimer Copyright May 2020 This document contains forward-looking statements. These statements are based on current views, expectations, assumptions and information of the Authors. The Authors and their employees and representatives do not

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3、ommercial purposes, with full attribution. Attribution India wind energy market outlook to 2022: Looking beyond headwinds. Global Wind Energy Council and MEC+. 2020. Editors Swarnim Srivastava (MEC+); Sidharth Jain (MEC+) Joyce Lee (GWEC); Feng Zhao (GWEC); Francis Jayasurya (GWEC); Anjali Lathigara

4、 (GWEC); Alyssa Pek (GWEC) Image credits GWEC (All images except page 18, 28) Adobe Stock (18, 28) 3 About MEC+ MEC+ is a consulting firm focused on the wind and renewables sector for 10 years and is based out of India and Denmark. MEC+ offers insights and strategy support to CXOs, clients include l

5、argest global wind OEMs, European utilities, Global Supply chain players, Equity funds, and Independent Service Providers. MEC+ has done more than 30 cases on facilitating entry, cost benchmarking for localisation, business development within the India wind market or using India as a base. The advis

6、ory is driven by fact-based analysis and in-house proprietary models on availability of land and grid infrastructure; policy, demand and regulatory risks; power pricing scenarios, and M these fault lines can be in terms of grid availability, land availability or payment availability. The prospective