Clean energy giant Goldwind leads China's global sector push
- China has surged to the top in wind energy in recent years, becoming the world's forerunner in the sector, with AFP examining how companies like Goldwind have driven this transformation.
- China's wind energy progress is fueled by explosive domestic demand and aggressive pursuit of strategic and environmental targets by Beijing.
- Goldwind, established in 1998 by Wu Gang, an engineer-turned-entrepreneur, has risen to become China's sector champion and a global leader in wind turbine technology and installed capacity, with its financial results on Friday offering insights into its operations.
- According to a BloombergNEF report, Chinese companies, including Goldwind which held the top spot, accounted for six of the top seven turbine manufacturers worldwide last year, marking the first time European and US firms ranked below third.
- Western nations are expressing concerns about China's wind energy boom, especially regarding overcapacity and the potential for cheap imports to undercut local players such as Denmark's Vestas and GE Vernova of the United States, leading the European Union to investigate subsidies received by Chinese firms exporting turbines.
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